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@dale said: @hellnbak said: Very nice, Dale. Your work always impresses me. One question - can you smoke in there? Unfortunately no. There are really strong anti smoking regulations in this Province. You can't even smoke within 5m from the door. Jeez, I'm just waiting for the Gone-Way-Too-Far Cops to show up at my door. They better be wearing respirators

Nice Dave, and I really like that style.

Ive changed the design allot and got rid of the DELL logo completely, I am thinking about replacing it with Samsung being this would be more up their ally. The dock is VERY early in its development stage, I was going to add physical keyboard buttons but then I thought it would be pretty bad ass if it was a touchscreen as well. [image: Tabletconcept1.png] [image: Tabletconcept2.png] [image: Tabletconcept3.png] [image: Tabletconcept4.png] [image: Tabletconcept5.png]

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Nice variety of effects. The last one looks like a Van Gogh

Nice Having been a CNC machinist for a number of years, it seems like the edges should be sharp, not rounded. Just an observation.

Could we see a few sections through the model? It would be nice to see how the shade fits with the lamp stand. A very nice piece of work. Kind regards, Bob

Do we not all LOVE file corruption, something from childhood springs to mind about being sent to try us. It was VERY succesful in this case. Tried again, something with cleaner and sharper lines but to my mind it comes across as a mustang coupe want to be. Oh well, car designer I am not. [image: KjB3_SportsCoupeAgain2.jpg]

Well I know i am very late for replying but I have been really busy. RMS Oceanic [image: 300px-RMS_Oceanic.png] RMS Lineric [image: 300px-Lineric.png] The Ships Planning [image: 350px-Oceanic_%26_Lineric_Planning_2011.png] I have recently launched new company Supreme Line Cruises. RMS Supreme Star [image: 300px-20121.png] RMS Supreme Angel [image: 300px-2012.png] waves ryan

Sublime

@mwm5053 said: @tig said: I preferred the original ! But both are 'good' Ditto Edit- this is something I've wanted to model my brother used to work here start is something like this creases.zip [image: 9XfT_CREASES.jpg]

@unknownuser said: Fun, and welcome. What render application are you using? keyshot

Hvala!

Now it can fire straight up. The gunner will love that... [image: Untitled-Capital-Ship-WIP21.jpg]

@roidsan said: YogieStars, Someday when I am brave enough to try organic modeling, I'm going to be looking at all of your work. Keep it coming @swagen said: Where in the whole wide world did you find that awesome blue-print? That was an incredible sketchup model! Errrr, what blueprint?, did you see a blue print? Uh,...where was it? Did you mean the drawing of the skeleton? Is it a blueprint of a Trisera? I would like to see the blueprint also. Are you talking about this model here in progress, or a different model. I'm obviously confused. Help me out here. What blue print? Duh!!! Lloyd thank you thanks again for visit maybe a few more days I'm doing this model will start again.

Axeonalias that is friggin awesome! All that was modeled with Sketchup?

Vray for 3ds max, but you could achieve an identical floor with just about any decent render engine. It's an Arroway concrete texture that I've tweaked to suit my purposes (adjusted specular map & used procedural noise as a bump, rather than the .jpg provided by arroway) Hope to get a little more done on it tonight. Fingers crossed.

@mike lucey said: remember just to do half of it Ohhhh yes! Could never have forgotten that!

@slimdog said: Looks great. Cant wait to see the final project done. Do you just do the modeling or do you hammer nails and do project management? I modeled a small pump track for a costumer last year was way smaller but same ideas. Somebody please kill instagram. Cheers S i do it all.. first and foremost though, i consider myself a carpenter.. the computer is just another tool and the drawings are a means to an end.. (and my models aren't necessarily for others to read because i don't draw all the details or things that don't need worked out.. i generally just draw the key surfaces and/or templates etc then make cutlists from there.. that said, the computer does make the job a lot less stressful.. i can generate most of my numbers at night without all the saws/drills running in the background then just divvy up the cuts the next day.. plus, it gives me more confidence to build more complex structures because the computers can keep track off all the numbers etc so i don't have to focus so much on each little aspect..) but i also consult, sell, conceptualize, design, generate working drawings when necessary, estimate/order materials, lead the crew (of 8-10), project manage, and probably a few more things i'm forgetting at the moment re: instagram.. dunno.. it's way better than Facebook (at least for me)