This is almost becoming a series of mine. Design is from 1921.

Conrail EMD SD45. Same model, moving things around for the Conrail configuration. Minor Photoshop/Gimp work for decals.

I think I might finally make some money off this never ending project. I contributed to the design of the house. The garage is just a relatively simple structure. I would have done something with parapets to match the house. This was rendered in D5 Render.

I've been neglecting my interior modeling and renderings.

Something I slapped together using D5 and Blenderkit models. The Mustang is from Wire Wheels by Luis Lara Osorio. Post computer repair.

Some recent renderings from the wilderness.

This is similar to my Union Pacific SD45. Differences overall being different Flexicoil trucks; antenna location; safety light, Nathan horns; and a snow plow/pilot at the front end.

Renderings are "ink sketch" post effect from D5 Render.

Initial sample:

ABC Movie of the Week.

Pulled out.

Sketchup, Blender, D5 Sync to D5 Render. The snow is generated with a free Blender plugin. It's too heavy for Sketchup so I directly import it through Blender to D5. There's a mountain back there but I'm still playing around with D5 2.9's new terrain feature.

Oh, thought you meant changing units.

Try placing the tape measure from start to finish on a corner. Sometimes the tape measure is finicky.

All else fails you can select all and scale it by a factor of 0.08333333333333.

Here's the link for Toggle Units.

@ntxdave If it's to scale you don't have to scale the model. It should be easily "converted" to inches.

Go to Window: Model Info: Units and change it from architectural to decimal and select inches.

It's will be in decimal inches.

You can also change it on the fly using the plugin "Toggle Units."

Make your guideline.

Select the guideline.

Copy guideline.

Enter 1/2.

Then enter X10.

@Rich-O-Brien Thanks Rich. I know the owner for many years now. The house here is still under construction. It even has an elevator. He's the client/friend that I've been working on for his Malibu fire house. LA building department is taking forever to the point of being ridiculous.

Here's what it looks like in Sketchup.

Some interior modeling and renderings for a house in Pacific Palisades. I'm working on this for myself and most of my work involves drafting. This I would consider my own interior design.

Congratulations L i am.

Best of health to you.

@Dave-R OK, thanks, Dave. That's what I thought but wanted to be sure. Can't be too careful sometimes. Might take SU 2026 for a spin even though I'm still glued to SU 2022.

Anyone know if you use the extension migrator for let's say from 2022 to 2026 that it retains the old licensing in 2022? I've never used that plugin "migrator" before so I was wondering if anyone has first hand experience.

Thanks.

I'm still using Sketchup Pro 2022. I have 2025 loaded and it's running fine. Short of the really bad icons.