@ntxdave said: The render looks great. Thanks!

@tuna1957 said: @bryan k said: I cannot let this go. Bryan have you considered joining a support group, maybe “sketchuppers anonymous” ? Your persistence is to be applauded.

@tuna1957 said: Looking forward to what you come up with. The product shots look simple but can take a good deal of effort to get a nice result. Thanks. One more week of 100F+ forecast.

Thanks tuna! Thanks marked!

Thanks Rich. I had a lot more ambition than skill for this one. But as with all my tough ones, I learned a lot. Thanks Mike. I'm working on the render but the render software has been updated and I'm learning how to use some new features in it.

@mike amos said: You make Mr Kipling look like someone who can barely bake bread rather than 'Exceedingly good cakes'. Thanks, but you should see the portfolio of the guy who designed it.

Thanks tuna! I designed this in SU, I think, about 6 years ago. I was proud I could finally make the curves I wanted. The first design was hand drawn about 20 years ago. I have a large collection of original old designs. They are WHY I wanted to learn 3D in the first place. And I just got a lot of them out of storage this weekend.

This one for me! But I think it might be akin to self flagilation...........lets see [image: 7vLH_Concept.jpg]

Finished. See main gallery.

Thanks! After I posted I realized why it's hard to make this room look good. I'm shooting into the windows. Rule number one: never shoot INTO the light. You can imagine my chagrin.

@mike amos said: A very enjoyable series mate, very nicely done. Thanks Mike! Sorry I missed your post earlier.

Dead end on this scene. Still can't handle lots of vegetation.

Thanks. That helps as well.

Thanks ntxdave. I'm trying to get out of the habit of under-lighting my scenes.

Thanks tuna!

@bryan k said: I prefer rubberized floors for kitchens and floors, but that is too un-orthodox for most people. Better safe than sorry!

Thanks majid!