🤣 🤣 Quite alright, Remus. 😆

Dylan: I wish I could take credit for it 😳 The model was made by Nerow. I just needed a few things to fill the spaces in the shelf (I probably should have credited it in the first post 😳 😉 ).

Thanks, Boo 😄

Thanks guys! 😄 😄

Thanks, Fred 😄

Thanks 😄 😄

Very cool item! 😃

Thanks, everyone 😄
The wrapper that was looking at when I made this one had liquor wine on it 😕 but you're right about it being whiskey.

Thanks for the tip! 😄 I updated the model with hidden letters. 😉

Nice work Jon. A little dark but very very PR.

Mike

Very nice, could we get some eye levels?

Well... Why not go to the KT website and find out for yourself?
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🤣 I just read all of this (to my surprise) 😆
anyway, thank you for the complements! 😆

Such a "fake" sun would probably need to be so far (thus so big) that it would be hard to give enough light to it. If it is closer, the reflections on the water would reveal the trick for ithey wouldn't start in the infinity.

If very badly needed, you can add something like that in PS I guess (I can in Corel Photopaint and it's an old release...)

Jon, Bruce: Wow and a half!

Jon, Bruce: Wow and a half!

Thanks a lot for the compliment, Bill..

and of course I don't mind jenujacob 😉

😆 Thanks everyone 😄

Thanks

Some PS was used but it was mainly done with a KT rendering put over a raw SU image.

Thanks! I'll get on Samuel L. and 70's Arnold...

Correction: Just a "really nice, clean, and well done" bed set!