@tuna1957 said:

Thanks gentlemen. Your spot on with your South Florida guess Bryan. I grew up down there. 😎

I lived in Daytona when I was a little kid. 👍

Thanks Mike 😎

How about a corner arm chair, with a side table and a book with a pair of glasses on it and the lamp?

Very nice, less is definitely more. 👊

Thanks David 😎

What makes an impact on me is seeing the progression to the end. Wonderful progress. Bravo.

The last image has something of the Star Trek 'Transporter' about it and my favourite.

I do prefer the second but that's for accuracy sake, mood wise they both rock the clock. Very nice. 👊

Thanks Dave

Thanks gentlemen 😎

Thanks Mr Dave 👍

thanks gentlemen 😎

Thanks Brian

Bryan, Josh , thanks much

Thanks Bryan 😎

ntxdave , Mike , thanks guys 😎

Many thanks Brian and Bryan 😎

Bryan , shawb many thanks for the positive comments.

Thanks Mike 👍

Just so you know, it's easier for SketchUp to handle a lot of raw geometry (many faces in the same context), than a lot of groups/components.

Having a lot of raw geometry will make the file bigger and less editable, but it will be much faster to display.