@Mike-Amos Always find your small space designs interesting. Only comment I’ll make on this one is I’d surely bust my a** on those crazy stairs.

@panixia Just superb

More late night twisty things.

Wonderful images

@Mike-Amos Interesting concept Noticed you haven’t licked the rendering issue with the chair yet.

@Dave-R super slick modeling as is your usual. Curious what is the vintage of this mechanical marvel ?

@Rich-O-Brien Interesting designs.

Interesting design. Wouldn’t say it’s too upscale. Definitely has a modernist feel to it. Unfortunately hobby shops are dwindling fast here in the U.S.

Thanks guys. Still bogged down with modeling up more props.

Actually is more inviting looking without as much glass.

Thanks gentlemen. I suspect I’ll be messing with this for a while.

Very nice renders. Like you not a fan of the glass monoliths. That said it’s still a clean design and presentation.

Have had this model in the back of my mind for some time. I think things may get out of hand before I’m done. The good old days when guys built hot rods in their garage at home.

@ntxdave check here
https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/105258/plugin-tools-on-surface-v2-6a-01-apr-24

@ntxdave “Tools on Surface” allows you to draw on curved surfaces. Turned on hidden geometry which helps to keep things aligned. You just have to play and experiment to get used to how it works. The upper twists are 24 copies of one component.

More fun time stuff. Only three components. Drew the path for the upper twists directly on the globe. Fredo’s Tools on Surface makes short work of it. The most time was spent on the render side. Played in Twilight’s Deep Material Editor to get the effect on the globe.

@Dave-R Great job. Like the paint job.

@Rich-O-Brien said in Many projects:

That's a seriously large wardrobe! It could be a shop!

Nice render too

My thoughts exactly

@orgelf Wow !!!! 🤯

Very cool image. The style is fantastic.