Alrighty then. Since some of you asked for how the scene was built, heres a few shots. I also put the model of the box up if anyone wants it. The black stuff is just a rough drawing on the curved walls, and, hopefully readable text... :) The third pic shows the transparent plastic-part (left).

Scene wires and lighting setup...

The first image shows the basic idea ive had laying around. The second and third pic is the renders with and without the lightdome. Some detals got a little too bright with the dome, so i made another one without, and blended these two together. A photo for the background with heavy gaussian blur and then i added the stickers to the box. I used multiply to get rid of the white stuff in the background and erased some parts of the stickers to match the transparent plastic.

Attached Link: http://www.subspacegraphics.com/Toybox.obp

Heres the URL for the model, and the Bryce R US sticker if anyone wants it. (Hope its not too wide...) :)

Thanks for sharing your work; it's inspiring to see how a master thinks! :-)

Yes, thank you very much for the wip and explainations, they are very inspiring, and showed me where I may have gone wrong in one of my wips with a light dome...:)

Hehe. Thanks! That's great! So you DID do it with booleans

Yepers...Love it...Hey what was your Light output?What was the Light dome set too...Light intensity?Color?Shadows settings?Soft or hard Shadows?...

Thanks for sharing! So, am i right in that you used cylinders to create the box walls? I can't quite tell what's going on there.

Fantastic! Thank you for the tutorial! :-) J.

Attached Link: http://www.subspacegraphics.com/Sunnyafternoon.bsk

Thanx all. :)

bigbadelf,
yes, thats right. Wires can be really messy, so the black blob in post #1 is a rough cross section of the walls. :)

foleypro,
heres the lighting info. The top one is for the dome. The rest is basic settings, with the colors used.
Soft shadows is really nice, but yeeez it takes long to render. The one with the dome alone, took 2 days to render... :(

Also attaching the sky used.

Stunning work...