Modelhead, Nice to see some of your work again. Based on your laundry room image - your customer obviously has some cash to spend. I just priced a deck project that came in @ more than 2.5x the cost of treated lumber for Trex. Nice product though, and I like the concept of not using wood. Bytor

"I see," said the blind man...those bushes that ground the image so well also obscure the amount of space between the Crape Mertle and the wall. Not sure darkening the "artistic" shadow would help with that...maybe something else entirely to set up distance between the two? Anyway, really nice image (you know it's good when folks get picky with the details If you have any good links for Sears homes please share. Here's the best of what I found, but I'd like to have some sources for specific details, materials, and etc. (I haven't been able to find an image of "oriental asphalt shingles" among other things?): http://www.searsarchives.com/homes/byimage.htm http://www.antiquehome.org/House-Plans/

Hmmmmm...so you actually "painted" the painting. (No wonder it looks so good! :`) Thanks a bunch for the ideas now smolderin', Tom.

@unknownuser said: I don't see any image attached. Where, Coen?

thanks james.

gotcha. i see what your referring to - now that you mention it they do seem kind of wimpy. they are drawn as built though, 2x6x16". oh well, on the actual house they turned out much better. jb

Hi, @unknownuser said: if i can re-pay you some how let me know Simple: please send a credit transfer of Euros 100.000 and we'll be good friends.