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    • tuna1957T Offline
      tuna1957
      last edited by

      Modeled up more furniture, glassware and stuff over the weekend. Threw a few things together for rendering practice.
      Table is “ in the style “ of designer Adrian Pearsall from the 50’s - 60’s. Hope everyone had a good holiday. 😎


      Pearsall coffee table_PP1 copy.jpg

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      • ntxdaveN Offline
        ntxdave
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        Yes, had a great holiday (with another one to enjoy 😄 )

        Once again, really nice model. In particular, I think you did a great job with the render settings for the glass. Well done sir. 👍 👍

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        • Bryan KB Offline
          Bryan K
          last edited by

          Excellent as always! 👍

          See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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          • Mike AmosM Offline
            Mike Amos
            last edited by

            Very nice mate. 👍 👍

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            • ntxdaveN Offline
              ntxdave
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              Have thought about this model several times lately. As I said before, it is a great model and render. 👍 👍

              As I came back to look at it again, I am wondering how the glass top is secured to the legs so that it does/can not move?

              I do not know how you come up with stuff like this, but once again, it is really great and I am really impressed. 👍 👍

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              • tuna1957T Offline
                tuna1957
                last edited by

                Thanks gentlemen 👍

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                • tuna1957T Offline
                  tuna1957
                  last edited by

                  @ntxdave said:

                  As I came back to look at it again, I am wondering how the glass top is secured to the legs so that it does/can not move?

                  ntxdave, Most of these style of pieces had a small “pad” where the glass sits on the legs. They relied on the weight of the glass to keep things in place. Not the kind of furniture where you’re going to perch on the edge.

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