Sorry, I'm on with it.

Love the tilt!

Thanks, it took about 10 test renders before I got an angle I was happy with.

fab work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What does the GCCG stand for?

Thanks Layerstack.

@downoffthedragon

Guess.......

Cheers Mircea.

Beautiful work! The trees are a nice addition.

Thank you Pearlie. x

Thank you!

and Thanks to all who voted.

Congrats, a wonderful realistic looking render

Looks amazing, very realistic! Great job author.

Very nice author, GL!

very nice! the pilot looks a little small though

great job!..........GL!

Well done with second place.

#PU55Y#
:o

Papa Uniform 55 Yankee...the phonetic annunciation of the call number PU55Y.

I can't wrap my head around the gray wing edge on the LH side above the jet. It looks like it is at an angle, pointing towards the front of the plane, rather than to the side...

MossyB I really think your'e digging deep on the wing thing. Look at the SBS, those airfoils are symmetrical. That is a main focus in this particular tutorial... symmetry. Come ooooooon.

Nice job Author, Love the call number too

Nice job on this, details lookin' good, Big Boy.

I agree with MossyB on this, same goes for the tail part, that also looks "wonky"

Lesson learned here...next time choose a slightly different viewing angle. Farsite You have room to talk, I have seen your work and bow to your greatness. MossyB let's see some 3D from you. Thanks for so much positive input, GL to you farsite.

I don't need any input in a 3d medium to point out visual inconsistencies. That's like saying someone needs photographic experience to point out that a picture has cut the top of someone's head off due to poor focal length.

When anyone with eyes can see that a wingtip is facing the wrong direction in comparison to the rest of the plane, no 3d app experience is necessary.
If that is the criteria you use when deciding if an observation is correct, no wonder you can't place a wing-tip properly...

I find it hilarious that someone whose greatness you "bow to," agrees with a "unexperienced" obser

I find it hilarious that someone whose greatness you "bow to," agrees with a "unexperienced" observation, but you still consider the original observation (mine) somehow incorrect...lolol!

Mossby blow it out yo ass get over it.

http://youtu.be/ayTM_HncLdI

Omg yea hahaha

The counters seem a bit short, since counter height is usually very close to stovetop height.

The top of the stove also looks a bit odd, as the contrast is so dim that it is hard to make out whether those are burners (which are WAY too thick if they are) or very thick pans on top of the stove.

Otherwise, this is very nicely rendered, I like the texture used for the cabinet doors and the floor.

I did this tutorial a little while ago! I like yours better! I used to Blender, but in my classes I'm learning Maya. Mossyb said everything. GL author.

Nice job on the stove...I like your texturing.