Just a start with media and radiosity using MEGAPOV.
I don't know what else to add.

Fabien

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I like your table and chairs, if it's a radiostudio you might want to add a
mic :)

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Peter
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> Just a start with media and radiosity using MEGAPOV.
> I don't know what else to add.
>
> Fabien
>

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> Just a start with media and radiosity using MEGAPOV.
> I don't know what else to add.
>
> Fabien

     Hi Fabien,
                      the only criticism that I have is that I think the
glass table top should be wider and longer compared to the base, maybe by 2
inches or so, (to scale).  It looks like a kind of 'talking/debating'
studio, so you have forgotten the coffee cups. ;o)
    Design - wise, I love it. Where can I buy them?

    Very nice!

    ~Steve~


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Wow... That is pretty cool! I might ask you to contribute some of that for
the bar/studio scene... or maybe I should just start calling it The 3D Cafe?

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"Tony[B]" wrote:
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> Wow... That is pretty cool! I might ask you to contribute some of that for
> the bar/studio scene... or maybe I should just start calling it The 3D Cafe?

BTW, for your bar, I got a good (I think) model of a Thonet chair, 
which is THE typical German (but well known and sought after worldwide)
cafe chair, designed in 1850, still produced today.

It can be seen in my IRTC Childhood (fmchild.jpg) image.  Do you
want it ?

Fabien.

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> BTW, for your bar, I got a good (I think) model of a Thonet chair,
> which is THE typical German (but well known and sought after worldwide)
> cafe chair, designed in 1850, still produced today.

Fascinating. (Yes, it is a good model. :)

> It can be seen in my IRTC Childhood (fmchild.jpg) image.  Do you
> want it ?

Do you think it would fit well into the same scene as the Aqueon? I don't
know. You tell me. Maybe I could put it somewhere else in the bar. Or I
could expand and add a few restaurant tables?

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"Tony[B]" wrote:

> Do you think it would fit well into the same scene as the Aqueon? I don't
> know. You tell me. Maybe I could put it somewhere else in the bar. Or I
> could expand and add a few restaurant tables?

Well, maybe yes, maybe no.  Sometimes, mixing old and new gives nice
results, if made with enough taste..  I'll prepare the source.

Fabien.

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