Great stuff
Looking forward to updates!

Majid, those watercolors are a true work of art!

Now, some 15 years ago I found myself in a situation possibly similar to your current position.
Things have been pretty exciting in the Balkans back then.
Times were tough - I was broke, I've lost a lot of my friends to emigration...quite a "should I stay or should I go" situation. Eventually I´ve decided to "go" and to start all over again.
And I had my share of ups and downs trying to sort things out.

But things got sorted out, inch by inch. From my current standpoint, I only regret that I hadn´t done it sooner. I wouldn´t wonder if I´ll have the energy to be as active as my child needs me to be

So keep your head up, my friend. Whatever your choice will be, I´ll keep my fingers crossed for you.

Cheers!

Duude!
Thanks for sharing!

True eye candy

You´re welcome (nema na cemu)

Fantastic work

The Follow me tool explodes the curves used in the profiles, I think.
So you can soften those edges with the Eraser tool (with the Ctrl button pressed), or you can use the weld plugin http://www.cad-addict.com/2008/08/sketchup-plugins-weld.html

If you´re trying to loft two different contours along the rail curve, Fredo´s Curviloft is the right tool for the job, as far as I am concerned.

you can add some thickness to that with the (again) Fredo´s Joint Push Pull: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=6708&hilit=plugin

No hassle
Select:
Window > Model Info > Statistics > Purge Unused

But I don´t really think that the system can repeatedly crash just because of your model. You should scan it for scumware in any case.

Oh, and yes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkJNyQfAprY

Cheers!

@dnt said:

and when I copy it to 4 number

How heavy the model is? Did you use components?

@dnt said:

I was wondering is there any way in SU?

Generally speaking, you should keep the model clean, stay away from shadows/textures/edge styles all the time. And of course, layers are a pretty important part of organizing complex models in SketchUp: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBdP499iw0Y

Really nice job

@artysmedia said:

I like the illumination on the toilet but not on the window (too bright)
There is too much repetition of the texture mapping on the walls

Never mind that, Roberto. The poster´s really nice

Very well
Glad to see you´re keeping this project alive. Terrific job on those textures also.
Oh, and don´t forget to raise the hood please when you´re done with the engine.

@jtpryan said:

In the three pictures I attached

I see no pics

Some really great photos you´ve got there
Keep them coming

Does this help http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=39940 ?

Personally, I´m not interested in car modeling. From that standpoint, it would be very easy to criticize your work. But this model is perfect, as far as I am concerned.
It should reside in Most impressive SketchUp modeling thread.
Now, you do seem to have reversed faces in the headlight recesses.
And I think you´re completely wrong about that rendering stuff. But that´s just me
Cheers!

Hellnbak´s roadster undoubtedly belongs here:

Happy birthday, michalis!
Any unopened beer cans?

nanfar, the images(?) are not displayed for me, clicking on where they´re supposed to be takes me to www. sketchupthai.com

See EarthMover´s tutorial here: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=21379&hilit=plugin&start=30

Subdivide and smooth (now Artisan) http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=34868&hilit=plugin can also be used to achieve such results, but it will take some playing with to understand how to create proxy's.