@daniel said: @serrot said: @daniel said: Impressive. Most impressive. Obi-Wan has taught you well. I'm not convinced of the dining room/murphy bed room. Not sure it will work logistically, and tucking the dining room back within an enclosed room is counter to the Usonian house concept. Hey Daniel, so glad to get a note from you, the reason for the multi purpose room comes from the way my sister( the client ) uses her spare room now, it is primarily intended as a guest room but would be used as a dinning room only during the Christmas holidays. Well, that's a new one. I once designed a home for client that had a formal dining room, but no living room, but did have an alcove for the Christmas tree (complete with fireplace - ya gotta hang those stocking some place). Did your sister like the design? LOL...a bottom less pit, what a great idea!! My sister liked it very much but initially had a problem with the design because of the stair, she was looking at the floor plan with her I phone and did not see the elevator.

Looking good!

Thanks guys, I need to alter bump for the walls and tidy a few things up. The problem with small properties is getting a decent angle but that is just adjusting the frame.

@hellnbak said: I do have one question tho - how do you keep your desktop so neat?? When I do clean mine (rarely), 10 minutes later it once again looks like a toxic waste landfill site Maybe it's just a rendered picture?

Looking good Bryan, very intriguing.

No. Once you change a curve to a solid all parametric input is gone. Fredo has some tools that can upsample though. In this instance it's as fast to just redo it. The difference between biased and unbiased is that biased uses a lot of guesswork to resolve the light. Unbiased is physically bouncing light to every pixel. Some biased settings are terribly slow and some blazing fast. It's a balancing act and in some cases a bewildering science.

The fire needs some work. Looks like a sparkler. But hats off if you're new to this and your already cranking this quality out.

Will it have 'TRUMP' emblazoned on the sides...??!!!

Nice one mate...!

Wow! And it was already perfect.

Truly top notch modeling.

@bryan k said: It's still kind of rough, but this is the general configuration. (pilot, some instruments and seats from the warehouse. All were modified) "Glass instruments" images are screen captures from Google Images. Looking forward to the rest of that cockpit.

Nice variety of textures. Good job!

@bryan k said: Looks damn good and thanks for sharing your workflow. Phew! Seems like a lot of work, but it also seems to be worth it. Looking forward to your future posts. Thank You Bryan. Been away for a few days so sorry for the late reply. I'll be continuing on the project in a couple days. Alan

sigh Wish I was there!

Here's how the shape is evolving. [image: Muxe_fuselageformsframemod092216.jpg]

Did you look at some tutorials and have tied to make anything new? Please post them if you have.

@bryan k said: @mike amos said: Thanks Bryan, sorry I have taken time to reply, I am in a bit of a daze lately with rushing to organise a house move. Oh those are always fun. Hell, yeah..................

That's an interesting style.

Thanks.