You can disable the endpoints in the style settings.

@chedda said:

i think the 3d dog fixes the reflection.

What did he do to the cat?

@tig said:

A few renders will keep section-plane cuts visible in their output.
The ones I know of are Thea and Twilight.

(Full version) of Indigo too.

airplane.zip

Here's a nice tutorial from Dave about this topic...
http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/112614/screw-threads-in-sketchup

@daniel said:

Great modeling. But this looks like it should be in the GALLERY and not the WIP page.

I agree, it's now in the gallery...

I would like to see a before/after comparison...

Yes, incredible! (now animate it with MSPhyics...)

Looks nice and comfortable!
(the second image would provit from "real" grass created with Fur or skatter extension)

first vote for first one

Not tested yet, but already love it from the video too...

It's not my topic, it's a great community topic...

Oh yes...

You can use Flattery for this task.

@solo said:

Just an idea.

But a great one,
+1

Great video too!

I would like to ask how you cut those legs to fit to the horizontal ground, but I think I know it already

Fredo6s JointPushPull should do this...