Works great, Thank you VERY much.

Here is a Corinthian Column I created. I put a few hours into this one so I hope you enjoy it.

I put a lot of work into this one so please rate it if you like it.

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Thought I would make a couple as well. You can find them here [url](http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=bcd911bb86acafe2e7526b618f37b43f[/url] if you are interested.

Great work. My only crit is that Bigfoot is a Ford truck not a Dodge.

Great work. Defiantly has a lot of mood in the image. I agree with bytor about the castle being a little too bright for the sky.

Thanks everyone. Ill try to write a little mini tutorial on my process this weekend.

Its an attempt to create a convincing looking watercolor style in photoshop. Let me know what you think

I uploaded a new chair to 3d warehouse if anyone is interested. Right now its low - med. poly so let me know if you need a higher poly model and I will upload it here. Let me know what you think.

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Here you go.

I modeled a shoe chair out of boredom last night and uploaded it to 3d warehouse. If anyone is interested you can find it here http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=8e5568ec663ae1b7e7526b618f37b43f&ct=mdsa.

I was wondering if it would be possible for someone to create a sketchup importer for adobe illustrator files. The reason is because Photoshop allows you to export paths as adobe illustrator files. That would make creating face me components really easily instead of tracing over photos in sketchup.

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Karl

Thanks a lot. Ive been wondering how to do this for a while.

You could always try Silo. http://www.nevercenter.com/. It is probably my favorite sub d modeling program, even over the high end apps. Plus it is pretty inexpensive.

I haven't used it but you could also try Blender. The good thing about blender is that it is free.

Beautiful work. Are the roof tiles modeled or displacement?

Very nice render and design. My only crit is that you should loose the lens flair.

Thanks James. I already know about the mirrored component trick. I just wanted to show the method of adding all the seams because most roofs aren't symmetrical.

I should have also mentioned in my post that you need the Joint Push Pull tool in one of the steps in case anyone does not have it.

Here is a simple tutorial i made on how to model a standing seam metal roof. If you have any questions or comments please let me know.

SS MTL ROOF TUT.skp

Thanks everyone. I'm glad you like them. They weren't that hard to make but they did take a little time to get right.

Hello this is my first post here but I've been a member for a little while. This is a really great forum and everyone's rubies really help me a lot. I cant write ruby scripts but I can model so I will contribute these for a start. Let me know what you think.

Ionic Column Fluted.skp

Ionic Column Smooth.skp