OMG I didn't visited this forum for a very long, I couldn't believe your project was still in progress, I remember the first steps rendered with kerkythea many years ago... your dedication is impressive to me, congrats! How do you manage such a big model? I guess there are a simplified basis and more than one file for the detailed buildings

I wanted to know what was going on under the table, of course, and whether he was still uncorking the bottle... [image: shjB_Corkscrew_21.gif]

Beautimus! My one criticism would be that I think you need to add some life (people, cars, etc.).

Replying to one's own thread is usually bad form but I must say I really REALLY like SketchFab. Since I originally posted this I've added a load more models, have a look: https://sketchfab.com/dma-ni/models

Very nice renders dood.

Excellent! I got a touch of vertigo.

Nice to know that, thanks for kind words.

Thanks renderiza. A lot of homes like this in South Florida when I was growing up too.

Excellent as always!

I like the mood it has something that feels kinda creepy when I see this...Not sure why!

Great job like always!

I would not leave any drinks alone like that, never know who might slip drug inside. I like that you tried to break the saturated grey with some vivid colors on the poster and you have some warm light coming from the right which could be more intense so it contrasts more with the cold shadows on the other side. Cheers!

Awesome work as usual!!

Thanks Mike. I'll need to go back in the model and check the bricks.... thought I scaled them right... probably forgot..

The same here. I found this on my hard. It was an experimental mass study for a project I was working on in 2002. Two point perspective is from the future . Trees are from the past...very realistic blue leaves [image: CjDB_Komuna.jpg]

Yep. Started this about 3 years ago. Now we did tweak the acoustical panel layout and colors during construction, updating the SU model to show the owners but the rest of it was done pre construction. Thanks again all.

Nice. Love the mood as well.

I was kidding about the "Waiting for Godot" reference. It's an "existentialist" play about absurdity and meaning and the human condition. A gate, a barrier, from nowhere to nowhere... guess not too many absurdists here- ah, never mind, carry on

Yes a great aircraft, a shame it was retired so early.

It is nice, the Red Arrows use scheme changes to great effect and the render shows this to good effect.