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  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149

    must be no-one around anymore......  frown

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 41,206

    I am fairly round cheeky

    I have actually rendered a few things in Carrara recently but sadly put in much longer videos with not Carrara renders so can't post anywhere but YouTube angel

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    Sorry for not spending more time here, but I've been dialing back my DAZ forum time the last few weeks and only been doing quick little "drive-bys". 

    Never tried Weet-Bix or Weetabix, I was a sugar-packed cereal kid (which may explain a lot).

    Now, Pringles, those and almost any potato chips are my downfall. It doesn't help that one of my favourites growing up ("Old Dutch") were made a 5-10 minute drive from where I live and from where I grew up. 

    Dang it, now I want Pringles...

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149

    Stezza said:

    today's wacky model is a Pringle packet with chips

    with a bonus wacky question! wink
    by the Lurkin Gherkin! surprise

    I don't want to leave the two of you in suspense laugh

    It's the potato and tomato surprise 

  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 9,310

    Been lurking ......

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    Stezza said:

    Stezza said:

    today's wacky model is a Pringle packet with chips

    with a bonus wacky question! wink
    by the Lurkin Gherkin! surprise

    I don't want to leave the two of you in suspense laugh

    It's the potato and tomato surprise 

    Oops, forgot to make my guess! Well, I probably would have guessed wrong; I know both are in the (not the deadly part of the) nightshade family but I also know one's a fruit and one's a vegetable... oh, wait, they're both growing in my wife's garden right now! 

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 41,206

    don't eat the fruit of the potata

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149
    edited June 29

    Model Up Monday ( MuM )

    everything in the render was modelled in Carrara smiley

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 41,206

    impressive yes

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    impressive yes

    Hey! You took my word! That's what i was going to say! Now I have to come up with something else.

    Cool!

    No, that's just lame after "impressive".

    Dang, you took my "Thumbs Up" idea too.

    Man, Monday mornings can sure suck... 

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149

    oh no! laugh

    it's Tuesday today, I wonder what I models I can render up today..... ( MuT ) angel

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    Stezza said:

    oh no! laugh

    it's Tuesday today, I wonder what I models I can render up today..... ( MuT ) angel

    Before Wendy steals my thunder, your rendered models today will be spectacular! yesyes 

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 41,206

    bodacious even heart

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149
    edited June 30

    Model up Tuesday ( MuT ) angel

    school's in NSW go on holidays end of this week... surprise
    everything in the render was modelled in Carrara smiley

     

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  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    I knew it would be spectacular, and Wendy was right too, it's bodacious too. 

    Tomorrow's "Report Card Day" for the young ones here, June 30, with Canada Day on July 1st! Busy week!

     

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149

    what does one do on Canada Day?  enlightened

    besides getting excited that the National Soccer Team are through to the final 16 wink

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    Stezza said:

    what does one do on Canada Day?  enlightened

    besides getting excited that the National Soccer Team are through to the final 16 wink

    Yeah, the team's really doing us proud this year!

    If it's not pouring rain (as it is right now) the usual summer celebration stuff, snags and burgers on the barbie, ice cream, etc.. When the kids were small, we'd pop down to the lake and lounge on the beach for a good part of the day. There'll be fireworks everywhere as well.

    This year, weather permitting, well be grilling on my daughter's firepit (her place is a five minute walk from here, the perfect distance for this newly-minted septuagenarian).

     

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 41,206

    not a schoolkid in sight

    pretty cool showcase of your modeling skills nonetheless yes

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149

    wsterdan said:

    Stezza said:

    what does one do on Canada Day?  enlightened

    besides getting excited that the National Soccer Team are through to the final 16 wink

    Yeah, the team's really doing us proud this year!

    If it's not pouring rain (as it is right now) the usual summer celebration stuff, snags and burgers on the barbie, ice cream, etc.. When the kids were small, we'd pop down to the lake and lounge on the beach for a good part of the day. There'll be fireworks everywhere as well.

    This year, weather permitting, well be grilling on my daughter's firepit (her place is a five minute walk from here, the perfect distance for this newly-minted septuagenarian).

     

    Have one for 'Stezza' ..... they'll wonder who the heck that is.... and blast out the  'Scallop Rockers' to totally confuse them yes

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    not a schoolkid in sight

    pretty cool showcase of your modeling skills nonetheless yes

    thanks Wendy, the building is a model of my old high school, it's been demolished now ( about 1977 I think it was ). Year 7 was the top, my room was on the left Room 4 and in year 8 the bottom just left of middle was my room, Room 2.  I was there in '71 & '72 then we automagically wuld transfer to a bigger college in a totally different area of Wollongong to start year 9 and onwards. angel

  • DiomedeDiomede Posts: 15,439

    Fantastic modeling, Stezza!

    One year I drove up to Canada for a long Canada Day weekend. I think it was 2014. Two of the highlights of the weekend were the Canada side of Niagara Falls, and a Blue Jays baseball game in Toronto. So yeah, lots of fireworks!  Canadians were wonderful hosts.

    Happy Canada Day, neighbors.  yes

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510
    edited June 30

    Stezza said:

    wsterdan said:

    Stezza said:

    what does one do on Canada Day?  enlightened

    besides getting excited that the National Soccer Team are through to the final 16 wink

    Yeah, the team's really doing us proud this year!

    If it's not pouring rain (as it is right now) the usual summer celebration stuff, snags and burgers on the barbie, ice cream, etc.. When the kids were small, we'd pop down to the lake and lounge on the beach for a good part of the day. There'll be fireworks everywhere as well.

    This year, weather permitting, well be grilling on my daughter's firepit (her place is a five minute walk from here, the perfect distance for this newly-minted septuagenarian).

     

    Have one for 'Stezza' ..... they'll wonder who the heck that is.... and blast out the  'Scallop Rockers' to totally confuse them yes

    Not possible, I sent them the link the first time I watched the video and have been guilty of singing it here and there when we get together for our weekly lunch.

    My wife and daughter both teach English to foreign students, so when I (very badly) sing "Scallops are sea food, ya northern mob, Learn your words" they shout, "Do your job!" and we laugh like idiots. 

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  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149
    edited July 1

    Fireworks were banned in NSW in the 80's 

    so only organised events by councils happen these days. Sydney Harbour probably the most popular firework event each NYE

    Living near a a big lake growing up we would use penny bungers to blow the jellyfish and crabholes up with much glee... as well as the odd letterbox. angel

    Talking about English, found out the other day that rubber means something totally different in USA, not sure about Canada though than it does here. wink

     

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  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    Stezza said:

    Fireworks were banned in NSW in the 80's 

    so only organised events by councils happen these days. Sydney Harbour probably the most popular firework event each NYE

    Living near a a big lake growing up we would use penny bungers to blow the jellyfish and crabholes up with much glee... as well as the odd letterbox. angel

    Talking about English, found out the other day that rubber means something totally different in USA, not sure about Canada though than it does here. wink

     

    Unless you're talking about cards (usually Bridge) it usually means the same in Canada as in the States, as slang. Your image, for us, is usually called an "eraser". 

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149

    It was an American teacher who came downunder to teach in Primary school and on his first week teaching one of the kids asked him for a rubber, he then went crook on the innocent kid and sent him to the Principal's office.

    It wasn't till it was explained to him that a rubber is used to erase not what he thought it was. devil

    A case of teacher leave them kids alone till ya learn ya words laugh

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    Good story, great album.

  • ed3Ded3D Posts: 2,614

    wsterdan said:

    Good story, great album.

    +  1   

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    Diomede said:

    Fantastic modeling, Stezza!

    One year I drove up to Canada for a long Canada Day weekend. I think it was 2014. Two of the highlights of the weekend were the Canada side of Niagara Falls, and a Blue Jays baseball game in Toronto. So yeah, lots of fireworks!  Canadians were wonderful hosts.

    Happy Canada Day, neighbors.  yes

    Thanks! So far, it's looking to be a great day in the True North! 

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 9,149

    This Canadian group had a hit song very popular downunder.... yep.. even I bought the 45 yes

  • wsterdanwsterdan Posts: 3,510

    I'd totally forgotten this one. There was a lot of good stuff back in the day...

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