@hornoxx said: :thumb: What a nice comfortable and huge sofa this is - but even if you would have placed a brand board(?) [nail bed (?) I don´t know the English word] - with this view, everything would be a pleasure at this place ! "Bed of nails", and yes, it would still have that great view.

Thanks for the nice comments all ya all. Daniel, At the risk of enabling laziness, I will answer your Question...Again... suPodium is my renderer of choice. I have always found it to be a great balance between ease of use with quality. With relatively limited experience one can make some very nice renders, and with some effort and experience some very fine work can be produced. p

Very, very nice!

All that detail..wow! A jigsaw puzzle. I want to fly down through all those pipes and stuff and have a look.

Gorgeous as always!

Thanks Lavanta.

@lavanta said: This has a very nostalgic feeling to it and I like it. Also something playful, it reminds me of a children's box somehow I don't know if this was intented though, it's just what came to my mind when I first looked at it. Really good job! Lavanta : It was intended to show what was in dad's "jewelry" (for lack of a better word) box. Kind of just a rememberance of dad. garystan

niiiiice.........

Ah ok thanks for the texturing tip with substance painter.

If this watch would be real, I'll bet it'll be super expensive haha anyway, amazing render!

Wow, definitely a great result. Especially the grass is nicely done. Strong colors and everything!

I had some brochures from various different furniture outlets, I think that was on a cabinet but I scanned the images and cleaned them up. I have lost most of my materials/textures so I will have to pretty much start from scratch.

Good job, i remember some funky rescue capsule at the end of one film too. Sad Loss for England & The Queen

Fantastic!

@ntxdave said: Exactly where I need to be right now!! Amen to that! Beautifully done!

Looking good as always!

Quite brillliant.

Very welcome dood.

Wow! Excellent pano!

@rich o brien said: Love this style of presenting. StyleBuilder so badly needs some love to make custom style creation a more worthwhile endeavor. Thanks Rich, and I couldn't agree more strongly.