There is a particular cheese in Italy, it has a high percentage of maggots and fly larvae/flies in it's preparation and consumption. Perhaps enough of that though. So, the renders spark discussion, high art indeed.

Thanks for the comments. I used a real flake texture with alpha on a plane. Then i used skatter in the confined space with a 6 metre z translation to fill the void. [image: 3du4_flake.jpg] [image: ZHNu_skattergroup.jpg]

Cheers, thanks Tuna

Thanks folks. I wish I could get the head to spin round, maybe in twilight v3 I will learn it. Spilled coffee on my keyboard yesterday so without a pc for a few hours. Better keyboard sometime soon I hope.

Thanks for the comments guys !

Very good model, a lot more complex than the stretchers of my day.

@kolibri69 said: I do not know what people like about this model. I modeled this model a few years ago. In the Sketchup 3d Warehouse it was downloaded over 65000 and over 240 liked. They probably found it useful in their kitchen renderings. It looks great from the picture. People don't think to like something they download. Thanks for posting!

Very cool.

Thank you mates!... I was away for few days...

Thanks!

Dave, Beautiful work BTW, I'll give you five bucks for a copy of all your texture libraries (mainly the wood stuff, I really suck at wood stuff and can never find what I need anywhere online). I'm talking cash! Steve

Yes nice work mate I bet mirroring was your friend here

So the Windows version 2.444 is the nearest of 2.5! But maybe from 2007 they have made some new prototypes ?

Approximately the size of my living room

I was far from worried. Thanks, pcabot.

thanks much L i am ....

that is really great. Takes me back. I used to draw this over and over as a kid. Joseph Knight I believe was one of the test pilots. (Verify with Professor Google) Maybe next you'll wanna take on the Glamorous Glennis Bell x-1 Piloted by Yeager. Got a stick of Beeman's? [image: nWZZ_27780856008_63978148a3_b.jpg]

Really nice shots!

Right tool in right hands!