Why don't you post it in the main gallery?

Mike, stop posting these on the WIP and put them on the main gallery page!

Wow! Excellent. You should be posting this on the main gallery page!

Either way, looks great!

Not at all, I was already thinking along the lines of your comments and sometimes a nudge in the right direction is helpful and appreciated. Having moved from a three bed detached property to a one bed flat I have some of the hair loss associated with "Where the heck can I put THAT". The locality manager said I should lose the books but having slimmed my library down from over six hundred to just under three hundred, she can rock on. Now then, next test, how can I install book cases on the ceiling????? I know it CAN be done.

Thanks Bryan, working on improving bits like the mirror with better wear patterns.

Thanks Bryan, biggest change will be the stairs. I cannot get a method of attaching a tea tray and set of bungee cords, a lift would be too big (thankfully, I would HATE that option).

Good design and modeling!

Nice coloration. Relaxing feel (as well as getting great glass, lighting etc.!)

Thanks Bryan.

Thanks Bryan.

Update. A few more details to go and then ready to render. [image: 8bnH_coastalstation4.jpg]

Thanks Bryan.

Ta Bryan.

Thanks Bryan, yes more views when I improve the texture and put it in a room.

Thanks Bryan but it needs a lot doing to it really.

Looks good!

A very well thought-out work and important findings.... In rendering programs, I would like to have an option to automatically hide geometry outside the camera field of view or objects completely hidden by geometry in the foreground. This is especially useful for camera panning in motion simulations, etc., as the constellation of objects is constantly changing. Of course, this is not possible when objects outside the field of view are required for reflections or shadows.

Thanks Steve, nice to see you around. The projecting thing at the front is the steering column that I need to alter, a laser might be useful in traffic. When I say possibly too small I am talking about radiator air flow and a decent fuel tank. Thing is, as intended this whole vehicle is meant to tip the3 scales at about 600-650kg. The crumple zones are going to be aluminium honeycomb structures at the front and a similar item at the rear incorporating the cat/exhaust can. All of this is getting very tight in the structure so far attempted. However it keeps the brain, whats the word, clock thing.............

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