And to you, Sir. Looks like we will see more like the above image.

As always great job with your old train stations ! Agree with the others the last image is superb, Would work up into a great animation of your train running through .

Thanks Mike A. and you are right models like this always look their best when shown in context...

Thanks Paul, and sorry I didn't have your brand on hand......

Added!

The tall grass/reed is from here https://www.behance.net/gallery/47079875/Freebie-9-Jungle-Plants The other with the seeds is a free xfrog sample it's an oat here http://xfrog.com/product/AG01.html

Thanks for the comments guys. Regarding the white balance i used a wild film response to give everything that retro blue look. I never as a rule do any post processing or adjustments to a render so thats a no no Mike, yes space would be more ideal but lighting is tricky as a black hdr image isn't very useful i suppose i could have used a small distant sun or a nearby emitting jupiter. But here Discovery has returned to earth orbit it's been lost since the 2010 film

Thanks man

Thank you Daniel and a belated Happy New Year to all!

Thanks garystran, I would like to see the rest too. Unfortunately this was the only room illustrated.

I have to admit not being happy with the data mining.

garystan, Mike A. , Thanks gents...

Thanks John, and to you and yours. Stay well dood.

One of my earliest SU models for the museum project I was on. Went back in to it an re-rendered it. Swapped native SU materials for better textures I've amassed over time. Brought in some better Form Font trees. Structure design is in keeping with the overall theme of this area of the project. It's main purpose was to hide a mass of aquarium plumbing, electrical and HVAC stuff that ran down the wall. Small metal structure attached is a place marker for a proposed songbird aviary. It got "value engineered" down to the size of a garden shed ! [image: 9D5T_birdhouse_final_small.jpg]

Thanks HornOxx. You are right about knowing when to stop adding the small stuff into a model. I'm use to doing images that are pretty "over the top". , had to keep reminding myself not to do too much on this. Doubt I'll be revisiting this it was pretty much a "one and done" deal.

Same developer, different apps.

Looks great!

Gorgeous. Although the sand is too smooth. But doesn't detract from it being a fanatic picture.

You're nailing it with this series.