Thanks Mike.

Thanks everyone. It was a fun practice model.

Thanks David. It was funny seeing all the “newbie” mistakes I made in the original

Thanks Mike

Thanks guys

i like Gumby [image: D8JG_gumbypokey2.png]

Thanks Robert

Thanks David , HornOxx thank you and I included the expoloded view just for you… you seem to like them

Thanks guys

Thanks for the kind words gentlemen

Thanks gentlemen

Thanks guys

Thanks loco .

Thanks Mike

Thanks HornOxx. Best I could tell from the one picture I worked from. The top slides out. I think it’s just to give a little more room for mixing your martinis

Bryan , loco , thanks guys… pbacot , thanks…. the furnitures not so bad if you can find some decent dimensional drawings . if your doing pieces for rendering purposes you get to skip all the joinery . I struggle a lot more with straight up architectural stuff. have forgot half of what I learned in school decades ago .

Thanks everyone . The reference picture I used credits the design to Arne Veder. Going to own up to one boo-boo I just now noticed , I should have lengthened the “flap stays” . Just pulled them out of the parts file and as is their not really long enough for the length of the fall flap. With that mentioned have always wondered why these large fall flaps seemed to be so popular back then ?

@l i am said: Hi Tuna, there is a component in a render that I am anable to define other that "airiness" and this has it in spades, nice work. If I have to put in my 2 bob's worth, where the walls meet the ceiling could use some cornicing. I think that detail would add a lot to a your fine render. It wouldn't fit the mid-century look. Millions of houses have this sort of ceiling from 50's to late 70's.

Thanks for the comments everyone.

Ah! Thanks for the heads up.