Man Cave Remodeled by KnightWolverine

Bryce • Transportation • posted on Oct 19, 2011

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Greetings once again one and all..... I 1st want to say Thank You to all that continue to revisit my galley each and every week or when I upload something from the pages of my imagination...truly means the most one could enjoy.....errr...well....almost.....family 1st then you folks come in a very very close second....I mean if they had to take a snap shot at the finish line it would be that close......lol... Okey Dokey....here we go.... For all of you that took the time and gave me your concerns I would like to walk you through the newly remodeled man cave.After rereading through the comments I took each thing that was mentioned and implemented it or at least met you half way....I really had a hard time steering away from the white glove that was prevalent before but as you can see the garage floor is no longer spotless...Those leaves on my garage floor are driving me bonkers(btw)but for you I'll restrain myself from getting the broom out this time..lol...Some had mentioned the lack of tools lying around...Well hanging on the wall is a complete set of both metric and regular wrenches considering you cant find anything nowadays that isn't metric...Toolbox has an alternator and a few tools scattered about as well.Back in the right hand corner I added an engine hoist and above I installed a garage door.I pulled back and added an approach complete with weeds growing along the seems and finally a garbage can...a few new posters and finally one of the most important parts of any man cave....noooooo... not the beer guys....sheesh..lol... I said one of the most important parts not "THE" most important part and that is a fire extinguisher.....rofl.... So I decided to show it this way 1st before adding my next restoration project as so you could see the entire garage without a car blocking anything that you may or may not of wanted to see.So Here you go folks....I can now get back to my next restoration project and it's dedicated to all you MOPAR fans in attendance..Stay Tuned.....More to Come!!! ~Will~ Items from 3Darchive.net and Free3Dmodels.com are as follows.... Engine Hoist Refrigerator Drill Press Garbage Can Air Compressor Various Mini Car Models Everything else was created by yours truly using various booleans/metaballs and presets in Bryce 7 No post work except for sizing...Straight from Bryce this time around as I further my lighting skills without having to take it into Photoshop. Also Trying yet another new size this time.I went into my monitor to see what it's default size was and it's 1366 x 768 so I saved this image to those measurements...When saving to the web at 1st before any tweaking was 1.02 MB....After reducing the the resolution to the max allowable for Rendos max size requirements(500kbs)you get what you see after zooming.Let me know what you think ?....Always enjoy your feedback....(smiles)...

Comments (47)

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Savage_dragon

5:30PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Love the new cherry picker. A clean garage is the sign of a clogged mind. ;)

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jocko500

6:02PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

the leaves helps the eye to flow into the cave you made for yourself here. cool looking

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Bossie_Boots

6:06PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Very nice superb work !!

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Faemike55

6:27PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Very cool work You should add a mini-fridge to keep your drinks in it

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mgtcs

6:36PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Very cool environment my friend, the details are excellent, very clean work and an excellent atmosphere, very well done!

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cricke49

6:38PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

don't i see a frig in there along the right wall just past the stacked tires? oh well you should have one in there, wish my garage looked like that! can't get past the 900 ninja to get to the ole' '56' porsche speedster out, lol! great work my friend!:)*5

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eekdog

6:53PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

cool clean garage will, packers fan eh? wheres the beer??

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adorety

6:57PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

That's more like it. Excellent work. Everything is in it's place and there's just enough grime. Great render. Can't wait to see the next classic to adorn this fitting space.

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Richardphotos

7:05PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

outstanding composition.in order for me to work on a car, it would have to be from prior to 1970, back when they were much for user friendly

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greyone

7:42PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Awesome looking garage Will. LOL the leaves are a nice touch. Mine has leaves on the floor right now too.

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npauling

7:51PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

A fabulous Man cave that any person would love to have. I love how much more real you have made it with all the additions including the leaves and the grass and the grime. Our garage has lots of leaves on the floor at the moment as we had a huge storm and it blew off all the beautiful new leaves from the trees. I will have to go sweep. This is a fabulous image so beautifully created with very realistic props and great lighting.

Darren666

8:53PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

What No Rock-Box! (Radio) or Work Bench!, You Must Be Like Me and Use The Kitchen Table For All Those Engine Assembly Jobs, It's A Nice Man Cave and I Will Show You My Work Shop One Day, Good-luck With The Restoration Project. ;~)

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Dreamdesigner

8:53PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Heey!! Wonderful Garage scene!It's a really dream garage for do-it yourself enthusiasts!Magnificent Bryce render without postwork!:-))I'll be eagerly waiting for an classic in this garage!!:-))))

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hipps13

9:15PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

it seems I have seen a place like this before sure made me eyes wonder though the leaves are a nice touch so much smiles and I do too warm hugs, Linda

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kbrog

9:35PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Your missing two things in there Will. A pin-up calendar and a cold beer waiting for me. ;D Excellent work on the remodeling it's a great garage! :)

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wotan

10:15PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

Beautiful composition... cool details appear when the image is zoomed! Could be my cave... unfortunately, it is not : ( I agree... one of the most important thing is fire extinguisher, but the MOST important is BEER, very cold beer (8ºC) to minimize the hot temperatures here in Brasil ; ) SALUTE!

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claude19

10:25PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

a beautiful description of a garage model, where all the tools of a good mechanic is present ... even the old fridge has not been forgotten ... Vertain not put cans of motor oil!

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renecyberdoc

11:45PM | Wed, 19 October 2011

this looks excellent and a very creative work. my cave would be of course only mainframes and all computer crap.me never drove a car before. i like to see cars but i dont feel anything for a car ,i just see it to get me from A to B.

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