Arkwrights
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Never tire of looking at yoru work, John.
And if you dont mind me saying so, you have a great 'SketchUp story' too!
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Awesome as always.
Will you please get a job with National Geographic?
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John,
Top modeling mate, nurse Gladys Emannuelles Morris parked out the front would top it off
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Another great model. What renderer do you use by the way?
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Thank you all. Bryan, that sounds good, dream job. SEKTA, when nurse Gladys begins to look attractive it's a sign of old age,
Gawd I'm old, shes not too bad! samo8076, I'm using V-ray, although most of the settings are beyond me at the moment.
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Dear John,
I've got to ask. Accident with the Hoover tube!!! Isn't that the kind of story they hear in A&E?
Always a pleasure to view your models!
Best wishes,
Bob -
For those who haven't seen the series, 10 minutes of humorous banter:
Regards,
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Thank you Mike.Bob, not as "exotic" as that, fell over the hoover tube and bust my ribs and shoulder, plus almost put my eye out! mind you if I'd fell over backwards I may have made the front page of The News Of The World lol
take care
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Did you ever manage to get the tutorial/how-to sorted? Or have I missed it somewhere?
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@leedeetee said:
Did you ever manage to get the tutorial/how-to sorted? Or have I missed it somewhere?
It will in the next edition of Catchup.
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Super, thanks, really looking forward to it.
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hiiii !! good job
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Great job John
I enjoy watching Open All Hours on Gold! Always good for a l-l-l-laugh Have you thought about doing Corrie St?
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@ramy, the paving was made using the offset tool but it is easier to use TIG's Lattice Maker & then Thom's Cleanup ruby, two awsome ruby's.
@ Mike Lucey, Now that's scraping the bottom of the barrel
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very nice job here,like the two images.
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Wow, one of my old favourite comedy shows. You've done it great justice, superb work as usual John!
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