Server not down... this is a product of the server being changed from one to another. I fixed the link for you. Thanks for pointing it out.

Hi Nick, where's the link to the desk? It's just what the doctor ordered... ( he he... literally in this case)

Takuji, and oecodesignator, Thank you so much for sharing these great models! I like that first woman and pose the best - great emotion from straight SketchUp - very impressive!

hi i was thinking that somebody would like this type of style(i just come with the ideea for who want to put it in practice) anyway I tried to find a wood fan with no paint on it and i didn t find so i took the best picture found on internet the model is from warehouse Elisei [image: xMnc_fanstyle.jpg]

Thanks!

Aw shucks. I was happy to do it.

Now now guys, play nice shreesti, I am sure if someone has one they are willing to share they will. Otherwise you just might have to build one your self. Do you have a picture of the door you are looking for? This might help. Thanks.

...Ok Pete...Your cow likes dream? [image: cowsdreamszs1.jpg] cow_s dreams.style

...good funny idea,Dave!thanks!

very very but very good! thanks....

Yes, thanks.

@unknownuser said: Dave you are the king of styles my friend. Thank you. I think you might have left out the word "useless", though. These are kind of fun to make but admittedly they probably aren't all that useful.

Many thanks. I used it for my drawing presentations They all like it.

Dear Chris, My thoughts and best wishes go with you and your family. Kindest regards, Bob

Gene, I took Solo's tex and made it a little bit more tileable. Hope this helps. [image: solotex.jpg]

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Yes, what Mateo says. Sorry guys and hope you understand.

I actually gave up on waiting for an exact match for my SLR lenses...I don't really take photos the same way anyhow. Right now, if I need to use an SLR I have an Olympus E420 that will take my prime Olympus OM lenses and exactly double their focal length, which is at least understandable. My Zuiko f3.5 50mm Macro 1:1 is, on the digital camera, a 100mm equivalent Macro 1:1, which is simply astonishing, and my f4 200mm Zuiko is now an f4 400mm equivalent lens. I do miss not having a wider angle lens, though...my old 2.8 24mm is now a 48mm. I may have to eventually buy a wider digital Olympus lens.

No problem. For future reference its probably a lot faster to do stuff like this yourself rather than waste time asking for it. For this one it was simply a case of drawing a semi circle, putting the legs on and applying a nice texture. Nothing taxing

Fred, if you haven't done so already, you should check out ACME Brick's free masonry designer program. It has dozens of brick, cmu, and mortars you can combine in endless varieties.