Finished:

Goodbye

Here are the walls of a room and a hall.

I do not have time to respond all to your questions so there are the images of the background

the render result is beautiful and simple... very zen

It seems that this model is annoying and reiterative, sorry!

Black and white (Just for fun):

Volumen luminoso (I dont know how to say in english, sorry):

Volumen luminoso and shadows:

Now i am preparing the background...

Two more details:

@silver_shadow said:

Making the form of the helicopter was easy with a little bit of trial and error too. First step, i probably should have shown it. I trace the helicopter from the bottom and side. Then i extrude both (bottom and side to meet each other) and then i intersect it with each other. And then just cut off the parts i dont need.

Thnaks for the explanation. Maybe i'll try it later, but i dont like a lot making transport units!

@patrickpr said:

How enfterne I these lines? around the house

What is enfterne?
Maybe is it hide?

Over a line, Right click / Hide

Very fast fefillo!

It is a good first model, Patrick!

I think you may put more details in the model.
Try to use groups and create components
You must try to use real measures so that you feels the model more correct
Search better textures

Go on!

@pichuneke said:

Some of them may fit well in a very ambitious projects to design the city of Ank-Morphork, of Discworld (Mundo disco), the novels of Terry Prattchet.

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=13176

Oh, my first idea was to make a medieval city with my models (like this http://solosplace.com/otherstyles.aspx, but now i dont have time! Maybe this winter...

@andeciuala said:

i think that the shadow is too hard! Make it softer! Grat work indeed.

I make ever a try at night of my scenes (to see how to ameliorate the lights); it was not a "serious" render...

Thanks!

@pichuneke said:

I am sorry, but that's not a roman building

Sorry! I dont care too much about historical representation!

@pichuneke said:

I recommend you to read something about vitruvius http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitruvius

Project Gutenberg

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Thanks!

@pichuneke said:

By the way, the romans with toga, are 3D models?

No, they are all planes! The 3d people like the decurions have too much polys. The scene has now more than six millions of polygons and it is a lot for my little notebook...

It seems that i'm late on this post but i mus say this:

Y-O-U A-R-E C-R-A-Z-Y S-H-A-D-O-W!!

So beautiful, so good!

A lot of work here! Buff!

Where are the shadows! P-L-E-A-S-E

The water is very nice!
How have you create it?

The vídeos

Edificio 005

[flash=640,505:3dm60400]http://www.youtube.com/v/Ew1TbqDoCCA&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:3dm60400]

Edificio 003

[flash=640,505:3dm60400]http://www.youtube.com/v/s-iQ3dMngtM&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:3dm60400]

Edificio 002

[flash=640,505:3dm60400]http://www.youtube.com/v/0vm41YlTNVI&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:3dm60400]

Edificio 001

[flash=640,505:3dm60400]http://www.youtube.com/v/_8jFor1ghEo&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:3dm60400]

My no so good videos:

Steampunk Tank

[flash=640,505:1x6hhz0j]http://www.youtube.com/v/ASccAMrBi2Q&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:1x6hhz0j]

Bucklen theater

[flash=640,505:1x6hhz0j]http://www.youtube.com/v/rRaaUqZjObQ&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:1x6hhz0j]

Edificio 005

[flash=640,505:1x6hhz0j]http://www.youtube.com/v/Ew1TbqDoCCA&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:1x6hhz0j]

Edificio 003

[flash=640,505:1x6hhz0j]http://www.youtube.com/v/s-iQ3dMngtM&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:1x6hhz0j]

Edificio 002

[flash=640,505:1x6hhz0j]http://www.youtube.com/v/0vm41YlTNVI&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:1x6hhz0j]

Edificio 001

[flash=640,505:1x6hhz0j]http://www.youtube.com/v/_8jFor1ghEo&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:1x6hhz0j]

I think it is a great model.

is a pity that you have not put some sculptures and animated a little the scene with some people.

How many polygons have it?

P.D.: I also receive few commentaries (i think so ). We must to continue creating interesting models and already the commentaries will arrive...

P.D.: Thanks for all your comments