@unknownuser said:

You did miss a groove in the right side of the structure near the door. One thing that I notice is that your windows are not recessed as much as the original structure. The wall on the far left of the image has a gap too large from the original image. I am not sure if there was supposed to be cables on that side to match the side with the cobblestones but I can not see the cables. A little weathering to the structure would help too. Like olishea said this could easily be done in post with photoshop.

Thanks for the critiques. I will see if i can find time to fix some errors. 😄

@unknownuser said:

All in all really nice work and a good example that projecting textures on to a box will never come close to good modeling.

I'm not so sure about that, Scott 😕

Roberto,

Nice models, but I only have options to download .kmz or .dae...could you make them .skp instead? It would be easier... 😄 Thanks.

@olishea said:

you got some wild imagination there!! 😮

Thanks! 😄

often, imagination is not enough to make things right 😞

@stefanq said:

Well...I'm not really an expert, but I learned allot from the forum, and it seams that these two "guys" makes a better job together. I always had success removing the bright pixels in this way.
Cheers!

Checked "clamp output" and "sub-pixel in "Color mapping"

Toned down the displacement of the stone work outside

deck chairs moved

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3438/3914793849_515887c581_o.jpg

Thanks!

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@ken28875 said:

Where did you get the little guys?

The little boys are from 3D Warehouse 😄

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3471/3892667048_d38af2acd3_o.jpg

Ey, ey, eyyyy! What happens here! Wait a minute, please! 🎉

@olishea said:

are you putting together a big scene?

No. I dont think so... They are very low detailed... 😕

@macker said:

Also, do you have a job, or do you spend all day at home just doing sketchup?!

I have a job. I have an informatic academy
I dont spend all day just doing sketchup 😉 I paint, draw and make some illustrator pics.

I am only a teacher that enjoyd creating things with sketchup. I do not sell my pictures or designs, or anything like that... 😉

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2504/3862754686_d7ee5271e0_o.jpg

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@smokinbakin said:

Very nice render, but what are all of these models for?

Thanks!
ALL the models i make are only for fun!
I'm a teacher i dont sell my models. 😕 i'm not an architect...

Well, tomorrow i'll start more seriously! This was just a warm-up! 💚

Thanks, Gaieus!

@charly2008 said:

It is a nice model.

Thanks Charly!

😕 I think I have not explained myself well
I think the design of the building is not very nice, not that my model is badly done 😄

Why is it in Japanese?

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2568/3889861762_4c90459518_o.jpg

Thanks, all!

I am searching more info about old cities, maps of ancient cities, roads, etc. because i dont know too much how to put the buildings all together...

I personally like the first roof better...although it just seems too new. Perhaps just by aging the shakes by greying them would make a huge difference in feel. Maybe a little green moss on a few of the shake's edges as well. I think the model looks great...that is the only thing that jumps out at me.

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@s1lverghost said:

If you have any spare time can you do a short Tutorial/Step-by-step about these Project?

After october i think i'll have some spare time and maybe.... 😒

@s1lverghost said:

I'm sure i'll have manything to learn from that.

Thnx[/quote]

Oh, i dont think so. I only make push/pull, push/pull, push/pull,.... it can be boring but, it relaxes me 😄

There is the castle rendered:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3508/3720767824_3b48777ba5_o.jpg

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