Here is a 3D model of 13th century French cathedral that I made

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The discussion centers around a 3D model of the Saint-Etienne cathedral in Auxerre, France, created using Blender 2.92 and rendered with Cycles Render. Participants praised the impressive level of detail in the architecture, lighting, and textures, noting the realistic appearance of the model. Suggestions for improvement included adding more realistic soot and grime to enhance authenticity. Overall, the feedback highlights the model's high quality and the creator's skill in 3D rendering.

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It's the Saint-Etienne cathedral in Auxerre France.

Created using Blender 2.92, rendered in cycles render.
 

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Impressive. Needs more realistic soot and grime. :)
 
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Wow, that is an incredible render! The level of detail is amazing, especially in the cathedral's architecture. I can almost feel like I'm standing in front of it in real life. Great job on the lighting and textures as well, everything looks so realistic. How long did it take you to create this? Keep up the amazing work!
 

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