Great!! Thanks!! Regards

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