Before start the renders: [image: 3705861781_c016660d0b_o.jpg]

Allright, there are the styles: [image: 3703076379_fb83165f8d_o.jpg]

Pues eso! Final render Sí background [image: 3700268079_e9f32eae2a_o.jpg]

VRay Render without background: [image: 3698790576_252b257951_o.jpg] With background: [image: 3697981135_ded2d94e7c_o.jpg]

@sir said: the sides don't really match each other, there are gaps at the corners... Yes, this was an old model!

@prisoner said: Very nice model Thanks! @prisoner said: Medieval stuff is what I'm modeling too Where can see your models? @prisoner said: What makes me a bit dizzy here is looking at the right side of the building, with the small windows. Maybe its just me, but I thinks it looks like beeing of a totally different scale than the front and reference guy. The windows are small because it is a barn and farmers dont wants that the sun enters through the windows...

@prisoner said: To me, calling those models "bad" seems to be a clever way of fishing for compliments Sorry if here is a mistake with the title of the thread... I dont go searching compliments but critics @prisoner said: I like the arc and the details. Thanks

@marked001 said: to myself, this isnt up to his usual quality of work...haha.... this is only a study of light, sorry. I am not interested in the walls but with the atmosphere Let's see... [image: 3562355557_e262d31a84_o.jpg]

@solo said: Incoming!!! [image: trail.png] It's .png with alpha, you can use it in any render engine if needed Did you create this? If so, how? Vue?

@unknownuser said: Masterfull work Roberto. @unknownuser said: The images of the progress stages are very instructive. Yeah, i like to put my WIP because i can have better critiques and learn more... @unknownuser said: How did you come upon this fine building in the middle of Indiana? I tend to search on Google Images @unknownuser said: Was this a project you decided to do because you found and liked the buiilding... yes, i found the photo, I liked the building and constructed the building only on this photo (I think it is funny to imagine how is the rest part of the building ). @unknownuser said: By the way, I think it is a shame such a fine building was replaced by a parking lot, especially after being placed on the register of historic places. This sort of thing happens way too much. I agree with you, but progress is progress @unknownuser said: How did you model the human figures the eagles and other complicated decorative features? I do not model or persons or sculptures Thanks, Jim Smith!

@urgen said: ...176 layers? titanic work! I dont think so... See what makes Bert Monroy with Photoshop and Illustrator: http://www.bertmonroy.com/fineart/text/fineart_damen.htm HE is a titan! Thanks! [flash=640,505:24y52bto]http://www.youtube.com/v/ASccAMrBi2Q&hl=es&fs=1&[/flash:24y52bto]

They say people with glass houses shouldn't throw stones. I think that they also say "make sure you have good fences so your neighbours don't have to watch you run naked to the hot tub / pool". Looks like a fun model, was thinking if the second story balcony extended over the deep end of the pool it could make for some fun times.

No problemo!

@pichuneke said: :lol: I read that some italians call it the "typewriter" (máquina de escribir, in spanish). Yes it is very squared! [image: 3691948586_1c0d1db212_o.jpg] Ciudadela 02 por artysmedia, en Flickr We can call it "mazacote" or "tocho" in spanish. I dont know the translation of this two words in english but is sure that google has not the answer...