@L-i-am Sue-perlative.

Wow! Top notch! I would swear that's a photo.

I think what you want is like a variable pitch helix. The curve of the helix begins from a horizontal plane then begins the helix and at the top the pitch transitions to another horizontal plane. In Sketchup you'd have to mess with the line segments. I tried finding something in Blender and haven't found anything. I'm still a novice with that. It looks like Solidworks and Rhino can do something like that.

Thanks guys, I was looking at Armorpaint, but am downloading QMS. So down the rabbit hole I go

@L-i-am Very 'Zen'.

@Mike-Amos agreed Mike, I get very confused in the render end phase

Stunning. Just stunning. Perfection.

@Mike-Amos Agree!

@L-i-am Cracking renders.

Looks good to me. On a cloudy day, the lighting is correct.

@ntxdave I see your point but my tire tracks under the eaves hang around for quite a while in Winter

Lovely work as always!

@L-i-am said in Bevel tool (very cool): Very cool should be an SU native tool ^^^ This right here.

@L-i-am Thanks. And an awesome render, too!

I will go further with this and take on your suggestions It Is meant to be Hong Kong ( not native but they are planted there.

@L-i-am I tried that a few weeks ago. Its rather hard to get to grips with and feels last-gen in terms of output. Huge levels of customisation available and a really clever LOD switch.

Hi Guys, I have as seems to be the norm with me, I let the image sit for a day or 2 and let it sit. I think it is because I get tired or whatever. When I pick it up again I can see what needs to be done. I think this image is far superior to the first one'[image: 1722314968829-image11_000-resized.jpg]

@Rich-O-Brien Thanks again Rich, I kind of remembered that but forgot about the right click ad was looking in the materials window for projected.