I will give it a whirl, thanks Richard.

Robert, you're quite welcome. Check them periodically because their stock changes so new images will be available from time to time.

@dave r said: Cryorazor, I'm guessing that you are exporting at higher than screen resolution. This is the typical reason for lines to appear thinner than you see them on the screen. The simplest thing to do is export at screen resolution to get closer to the WYSIWYG image. be carful with this little baby behind the wheel he migh cause an accident.. he looks innocent but u never know...

Well, all I can say is that you must have low standards if you think my figure looks nice. So here are a few Wenge materials. Both 8-1/2 feet long. [image: OmAt_Wenge18half.jpg] [image: 21qF_Wenge38half.jpg] I have several longer ones but they're more than 1600 pixels and not uploadable here.

@linea said: nice style, but can't download for some reason. try again

Thanks!

I guess the Amaryllis belladonna is the real Naked Lady, but around here we've always called these Naked Ladies as well: [image: fZBI_allium.jpg]

Have you tried exporting your model via FBX to Unity, then using the painting tool to simply add more foliage and trees?

Thanks for your sharing,

@dave r said: There's an echo in here. What? There's other people here? I thought it was post an answer, then read the question.

thx guys

thank

I'm sure any members with suitable stuff will help... but meanwhile try searching the 3Dwarehouse - here's the search results for 'grain+bin' http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?q=grain+bin&styp=m&btnG=Search&reps=1

Thanks André very helpful !

Perfect! Thanks Bryan.

You can make various styles that would have the back edges displayed. They can't have any of the raster-based edges. As long as you are okay with the basic edge settings, back edges can be used in styles that have watermarks. I have found that if you have back edges checked on, the setting will be lost if you switch the display styles to transparent. Toggling off the transparency will not reinstate the back edges. To get them again you need to turn them back on in the style's edge settings (or apply a style that has the setting on). I'm guessing this could be a bug. I'll report it to Google.

I understand completely about the file size believe me but they wanted me to do the first one like this. Once we are granted permission to use SU I will look into using textures in a lot more things even like the roof and wall panels. I also understand that the screw is not prefect by no means but it’s all I was able to do in the time I was allowed. I wish there were a screw dynamic component likes the bolt component I was able to fine and use in this drawing. Maybe with time and a lot of reading I could try to take on that one, one day? These drawings will not be used for anything but to help younger draftsmen understand a little more about what they are doing is all and I think SU is way better than AutoCAD in that aspect! We use AutoCAD and its all 2D and it’s hard for some to visualize what is going on in say like a hipped roof or a skewed wall so I said why not SU and their giving me a chance . Thanks for all the advice! Kurts Self Drilling Screw.skp [image: BcCz_1-Scene8.jpg]

I think you did a great job. Nice work.

You're welcome. I do, too.

Thanks Pilou, I must be suffering from amnesia Jean Giraud was always in my top-ten of idols... true genius he is.