Great models and renders, Luca! Have a great weekend! _KN

Thanks for your comments @notareal said: Interesting watch... now animate those ball-bearings great idea...except that's definitely over my skills I copied the band texture from the reference pictures (http://www.eone-time.com/images/clock-stop-motion.jpg) adjusted a bit to make it seamless and applied as displacement map on Thea default scratched metal material (bump map for the animation, since Presto doesn't support displacement mapping yet)

Cool!

Seems SketchyPhysics can make the same!

thanks anyway

no differences, except your reference image is colored

hey that's terrific. That gives me something to start playing with. Thanks! D

Excellent ! very nice glass material !

Really nice image, congrats...

Thanks very much same desires for you from here be good

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Thanks to all...but really I did almost nothing, Thea works magic

Pretty cool render, Luca. Love it.

[image: DL5V_keyUSBpeg.jpg] Luca this is what I had in mind. The picture "equis mile verbe."

very strict comment rick okay I'll reveal the truth : the palms are plastic shilouettes so they can stand up on every terrain As I wrote, the model is not mine, but I've to admit that I didn't noticed those oddities, the scene seemed charming and all details went overlooked

Thanks for reply. The pumpkin is the only object I've modeled, all the rest was found in the warehouse