Yoro-3 points-for the most detail and most original ICM-2 points rj001-1 point-incredible modeling!

HAHA I'm not saying a word about what you do at lunchtime :)

But there's no E under M for just cubes. I'm creating walls with Cubes. How do most people do it? Ok now I'm really confused. LOL

Lunartick you are awfully quick to take offense by alot of posts here. Relax! I'm pretty sure he was just kidding around, I think hes talking about the age thing. You see the little :P in his message? That means hes kidding.

Here's an embarrassed smile :/

I certainly don't think you should scrap it, but the biggest issue right now is that the lighting is all wrong. Also for some reason I found it kind of a bizarre combination of eras, you have guys in powdered wigs and suits of armor, I realize they could have them there as decoration but it just seems strange to me. Also you will want to make the door taller, The scale is a bit off. And I would change the flooring, I'm not sure what year this is but I don't think they had linoleum back then :) Maybe a wood floor would look better?

I think the wall texture is perfect, and the chair texture could be bumped up a little bit. I absolutely do NOT think you should put in a Poser figure, I think that would ruin it. The bench isn't floating in my eyes, the legs just aren't flush with the ground which is more realistic for a old warped bench like that. I love the little pebbles, dandelions. But I think if you add more it will ruin it. I agree that truly all it needs is a bit of dramatic lighting. As for your accident, don't let the doctors tell you that you can't do something!! They told me I would never walk again without a limp when I was hit by a car at the age of 11. And 1 year after my accident I didn't have a hint of a limp and i have almost a 1 inch difference in my leg length. Recovery from accidents like this is all about state of mind! You are on the right track and I can't see any brain damage in your almost perfect image above, keep up the excellent work!!

A bike race through some French countryside for you terrains experts.

Incredibly realistic render!! Wow!! Oh and I'm stealing the leather sample!!

WOW!

I thought the bricks looked fine either way. I mean who's to say how large they were made? I imagine bricks in medievel times were larger :) It truly looks amazing, congrats!!

Looks awesome!! Not a bad render time at all!

Internet explorer is highly risky, that's where most of the security holes are located. Firefox is a great replacement. And Service packs are definitely important they plug some of those security holes and it's RARE that they will mess up your system. If it does, then most likely you already have an existing issue and needed to reload anyway. My husband is a computer/network/security expert, so trust me on this. I don't use XP because it's so bloated, switch to 2000pro if you can. All the computers in our house now are on Linux, except mine because Windows is just getting worse and worse.

I think this would be the easiest tute for you to create grass on your existing terrains. I've used it and it's VERY simple http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Nook/9613/grass.html

Also the Bryce help file has tons of information in it. Just do a search. I always laugh because that's usually the last place people will look and its part of the app.