You're welcome Mistro11, Ricalbur, and andybot.

Couple more views.

Very nice. Thank you.

@unknownuser said:

Nice render and model!
Seems in the trimble Logo there is not the little white line that we see on a triangle's angle of your model

You're right. I didn't notice that last night. Added a reflection procedural to the logo and didn't notice anything so I kept on working. Good eyes and thanks. Fixed it in Photoshop. Thanks Aerilius. The neck wood is simply a box map. Haven't been able to make a perfect UV mapping as of it yet. The wood texture is birdseye maple which you can see below. Used Richard Rosenman's "Tiler" in Photoshop to create a seamless texture. http://www.richardrosenman.com/software/downloads/

Thought maybe the Trimble people would get a kick out of this.

On a technical note. 122 passes in MLT (BPT) Kerkythea. The text is simply a material attached and located in Sketchup using an image of the Trimble logo found on the web. Using just the top of the pickguard as the material. I make another copy of the jpg material texture which is black and white and save. This is used for the clip map. In KT I make a copy of that material which has the white plastic material applied. I then go back and add the clip map jpg as the clip map to the first material which has the logo material attached from SU. Then I invert that black and white clip map. You can pre-invert that clip map prior to this. Apply and close.

The blue finish on the body is from a "Car Paint" blue which I then adjusted the defuse color output using the eyedropper on the Trimble blue.

The yellow and black casing on the cable was mapped using SketchUV. Body and neck, again, was done using Artisan. Much use of RoundCorner 2.1c. I created string profiles in Profile Builder and also mapped those with SketchUV. Using KT always remember to triangulate.

Medium strings which is how I like to play. Everything is to scale but at 10X. I'll go anywhere from 10X to 100X. Sometimes even bouncing back to 1X works better.

Looks great. You can almost feel the atmosphere.

Thanks Arqpadao.

Here's some more SU output.

You're welcome Majid and Mike. It's partly for all the great plugins I've gotten at Sketchucation over the years.

@rich o brien said:

They're top class Gus.

Thanks Rich!

Thought I would share these models which are useful for architecture or interior design.

Note: not for resale or redistribution. Professional use is OK.

GE Monogram Appliance Collection by Gus Robatto.zip

Very good modeling and renderings. I need to get Vray or Thea once and for all.

@mistro11 said:

Very nice!

Thanks Mistro.

Some more views.

More details.

Couple of more SU shots.

@rich o brien said:

@gus r said:

These are the proxies used for creating the body and neck.

Now, you're talking. I was hoping for some SU output. Nice work Gus

Thanks Rich. I'll try and put up more along the way. People always like to see the mesh.

Another close-up of the headstock.

These are the proxies used for creating the body and neck.

This one is 129 passes.

Just 23 passes and looking good.