@marked001 said in Pond House: Really love those first sketchy ones. Is that a sketchup style? Thanks. That's "pen sketch" in D5 Render.

@Krass Thanks for your interest. Which settings menu are you referring to? The one in Rayscaper. [image: 1739790164901-f1216d55-1a08-4a83-8103-75e8c5cd09e9-image.png]

@Box No worries mate all good ,and yes it is a simple model. I was just being lazy. I just was curious to see if there was an aesthetic solution to make it compliant

Chat GTP critiquing its own image

Ta folks, it is the ai thing. My design, mea culpa. Similar in concept to the hotrod I did some yonks ago but oriented towards track days. Working on a studio setup for Rayscaper so hopefully some renders then.

@L-i-am Very 'Zen'.

@Gus-R In school, we used to do similar with cut up baked bean tins and styrene (I think) washers. Did the job well enough. The washers are pretty durable and come in lots of sizes.

@Bryan-K Thanks Bryan. I post this stuff at the D5 "community" forum and barely get any likes and the occasional "suggestions" from the peanut gallery.

@Rich-O-Brien This one is from "Central's Book of Homes" from Central Lumber Company which I got from Internet Archive which is still down. I saved five of them in PDF form before Internet Archive ran into trouble.

Well done! The BW looks amazing!

Well done. Nice!

I can only agree, you are on a proper roll with this series, not cheese and ham either. Cap doffed.

@pixelcruncher Well the South African attempt to equip cars with flame throwers went pear shaped pretty quickly so you have to make do...... I know, nobody appreciates the good things in life......

Top notch!

@pixelcruncher yeah, we are looking into it.

@Gus-R Jaw dropping stuff, magic. Smiling like a loon again.

@pixelcruncher Thanks mate.

@L-i-am No coincidence mate, when you posted the thread about your hometown I had a look around virtually. You have a fine combination of classic and modern architecture which blends in with the subject and being local, you can physically look around for inspiration rather than on a screen. That modern art gallery seems to me, to be the best setting but you will come up with a cracking result whatever gallery you choose.