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Sunday, 15 July 2012

MTM Series 2012 # 53 Modern Contemporary House by Jephte Trenonce

Here is our next MTM Series entry from Jephte Trenonce. Thank you Jephte for this one.

Mtm the making of modern contemporary house
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Download also the textures. Some of the textures here were taken from Rosanna Mataloni's Face book Page. HERE . 
To access more of these seamless wood texture visit SketchUP texture









Posted by nomeradona at 09:07
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  1. Unknown15 July 2012 at 18:32

    Thank you so much Sir Nomer and Sketchup Vray Resources for this opportunity. May God Bless you more and the sketchup vray artists community!!!

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  2. Unknown12 August 2012 at 03:41

    Hi)
    Please tell me where do you found this models of trees and other h.polygon plants, or how i can import in my model h.polygon models for more realistic render if i dont want use 3ds Max.
    I hope that you can help me. Thanks

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