@pixelcruncher said in Victorian Bookcase: I didn't get the 1st dibs joke Check out the prices... https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/dining-entertaining/tableware/comprehensive-wmf-stockholm-silver-plated-flatware-kurt-mayer-germany-1960s/id-f_6959303/ ...I think that's the punchline

@tuna1957 That is a common theme for most of us I believe. I go a bit cold when a model frustrates or I just lose motivation. Later I go on and try again.

@Mike-Amos Thanks Mike. Peaceful is what I was shooting for.

I am missing twilight too. I hope sketchup diffusion will get better for a quick render inside sketchup

@Rich-O-Brien said in Mid Mod Chest: Will look yummy in a studio render! Agreed bigly

Excellent work!

Thanks Bryan.

@tuna1957 said in Mod Family Room: the damn bulb burned out ! Curse those old school incandescent bulbs that had a shelf life of 3 months.

@Bryan-K Thanks Bryan. Haven’t seen you around the forum of late. Hope all is well.

@tuna1957 Take a look at Sketchfab or depending on your SU License, you can look at Trimble Connect (saving a model and then showing it on a web page via a Trimble Connect shared link.

@tuna1957 Very nice!

Cool!

Thanks gentlemen.

@tuna1957 said: Better result ? Darned if I know. Darned if I know either. I like some aspects of both of them.

Thanks gentlemen

Very neat render... I specially like the bump map of the rug! Unfortunately, after the recent internet blockages in my home country, I may no longer visit the Twilightrender forum.

ntxdave, thank you sir.

Thanks for the info Rich. Seems I have been on the right track. Experiments to continue .

@ntxdave said: As I came back to look at it again, I am wondering how the glass top is secured to the legs so that it does/can not move? ntxdave, Most of these style of pieces had a small “pad” where the glass sits on the legs. They relied on the weight of the glass to keep things in place. Not the kind of furniture where you’re going to perch on the edge.