Okay, here it is. Something from my life. I work with glass as a hobby. Stained glass, fused glass, stepping stones. Here is a small part of my "shop". You can't play pool because I took over the pool table, I took over the bar, I have a workbench and a drafting table, in other words I took over the whole dang basement!! The panel on the bench is taken from a piece I did a couple of years ago.

WOW! That looks great! I would love to have that stained glass :)

Thanks pokeydots. This is one that I kept, it's hanging in my kitchen window.

Great image, Ringbearer! I love the textures that give it a really realistic look! Great hobby too! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks chanson. Now I have to get all my supplies back down to the basement-lol!!

Wow! Very nice job on all the... well, everything. You didn't just whip out all those models just for this Challenge did you? If so, you are really fast.

Well, the solder is just cylinders and torus (tori??), some of the stuff is lattices, a few of the things, i.e., soldering iron, I already had. The pegboard drove me a little crazy, my husband offered to take a piece off of my bench so I could scan it, but I managed to do it with a photo. Thanks for your comment deci6el!! Arleen

Yeah, it's smart modeling when you know that complex objects can be hinted at or completed with primitives and yet the textures/mtls take it all the way home. Ok. The soldering iron you had. That was one of the objects I really liked but the all the labels are really well done. And the plastic bag! It looks really good. Ok. I don't mean to blow it out of proportion but its worth underscoring how important good textures gets 3D work to look better than average. Again, way to go. Hey, someday, you can scale your peg board down and use it as a cracker. (I always thought peg board looked like giant graham crackers, not just yours) :)

Yeah, well, the soldering iron is pretty much done with primitives and terrains and lattices. I think I got it from the free stuff here. I'll look and see if I can't locate it. The labels and the bottles and the bag is scanned. I had a photo of dripping paint, just changed the color to look like cutting oil for the drips on the bottle. That's an excellent idea about using the pegboard for a cracker, never thought of that!! I just checked-the soldering iron was done by dingo, it's in the Bryce free stuff. Thanks again. Arleen