Colonial Kitchen by mapps
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Description
Well I'm still in the kitchen baking VR Goodies.
So far I think the real draw on this set will be all the food. :-)
It's starting to feel like an expansion to or 1950's Diner :-) Though no fast food in this set, it is all home baked goodness.
The room is also starting to take shape, the furniture is next and I might add a few more food items if I can think of some more good examples of 1600's baked goods.
This image rendered in poser 7 with all the toys turned on in 18 minutes. No post work, 2 point lights used with raytraced shadows.

Comments (31)
So far we have Round Loaf Bread, Scones, Apple Pie and Wild Berry Pie, Flapjacks, Muffins, bread Rolls and Biskets (Still working on the textures for the rolls and biskets).
Yum yum and YUMM lol nice work, made me hungry though haha
Wow Mike this looks awesome!
Amazing work! Great pic!
Mmmmm mmmmm good!
yum..yummmy!! you are the best :D
well done
Yeah! all look fantastic and yummy! :D :D Splendid work Mike! :D
Fantastic work, I agree Ravenlady :)
It's missing a post office. The post office is the official arbitor of what everything weighs in ounces. Somehow the cast iron pot seems to be made of paper maiche in order to be consistent with the baked goods. I don't know how better to explain my uneasiness. The top of the counter is not soft so they would sink in. Nor do any appear to be floating above their shadows. So what is the subliminal hint in this that is cuing me? It has to be only a visual cue. I know, it's the handle on the cast pot!! It should be folded down to ly on the face of the pot. So it has to be poseable so it can be carried in this position later.
Looks fantastic Mike. Let me know what kind of textures you may need and I will try and get you some
Yes the pot is not yet poseable, but will be before the project is done, so the handle can be moved. Right now it is stuck where it is.
Mike this is all looking so fantastic and ultra realistic too. Just wonder how many pounds your gonna put on by the time this one is over ;)
Great render!
Wow, fantastic scene, very realistic, good enough to eat, awesome work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Goregous... Looks more like home cooked than a Dinner!!!! Ahh The Memories... ( wife doesn't cook anything that can't go into a Micro wave....or come out of a box or Freezer...)
This is a great work. Wonderful realistic modeling. You did a wonderful work here for sure. Hugs ;)
rawdodb the solution is you have to learn how to cook :-) Me I like to cook, I bake and make up my own recipes. Not half bad at it either according to my girlfriend, who is also an excellent cook :-)
Now I need to go get a bit of toast and wish it was homemade pie. Well done.
here I am trying to stick with a self imposed diet and you go and post all this bakeries goodies.at least these are calorie/sugar free
Hello my dear friend, Wonderful.Fantastic work. Superbly done!! Congratulations!! A million stars********** Thanks you very much for you comments. Happy weekend. Hug and kiss in Your heart.Luminous blesing.Ludy (Sorry by signing so late)
A totally awesome job. Can't wait to be able to get it from the store.
Made me hungry, too :) Well done, Mike !
Wonderful colours, perfect & nice image, very beautiful !!! :):):) Hugs !!!
Looks tasty! Excellent work and thanks for all the freebies you made!
Really brings out the colonial style cooking equipment!!! And I hear, smell and see no weevils :) Most impressive work Mike and Richard!!!
Good modelling and render. Well done.
Wonderful baked good. Makes me hungry just looking. Good job.
Wow!!! This one is making me hungry. So realistic.
GReat textures!!! You're the best!:)