What’s that device on the sofa? 
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I think they call it an “electroniclongdistanceconversationdevice” 
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No I think its a statue
Thanks everyone. Have always wondered what would happen IF…… had to use rotary phones, write letters, balance a checkbook and actually have meaningful face to face conversations with people 
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In fact I still do have one of these (Beocom) somewhere as I haven’t the heart to throw it away. The landline is used only for ADSL.
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We have one of these hanging in our kitchen. It works just fine. My son is the only one in his class who knows what it really means to dial a phone.
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Dave does it have one of those super long cords on like ours had? Got to be able to walk halfway around the house while your on the phone.
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No. Thankfully it’s kind of short.
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When I recently had to clear my father’s house out we foolishly let go of his Bakelite rotary dial phone that was still connected and functioning.
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Posting this up for those who haven’t used ThomThom’ s SubD, VertexTools and QuadFace Tools. Very cool thing is you can go back into a SubD model and make significant changes without having to start from scratch. Took an older chair model I wasn’t quite happy with, dialed back to the proxies. Some moving things around and I get a brand new chair. Actually did some pretty heavy mods to the original. Much faster than if I had to start from scratch.
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SubD, VertexTools and QuadFace Tools are from thomthom, not fredo6.
Fixed it. Brain fade when typing, thanks tensu .
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Who says SU is just for modeling square stuff ? Needed a monster thing for a crazy render I have in mind…. Well here it is. 
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Impossible, can’t be done in sketchup.
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I suspect extension usage…
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Probably done in blender and imported.
Anssi, Box , you guys are sooo… funny . For those who don’t suspect QuadFace Tools, Vertex Tools and SubD are my special friends. Also a very old SketchUp Character modeling video by Rich O’Brien helped me wrap my head around doing this
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Modeled up the ladies dressing table , who remembers when women had one in their bedroom…… of course had to put a little scene together for a render ! Always good practice. 
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Putting together a scene for rendering my lizard monster thing. Needed an old school movie camera for it…… so here you go
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Nice render!
My grandmother had a vanity. It was built into a nook as I recall, which made it especially cozy and attractive. We’ve designed some into bathrooms, with dropped counters beside the sink counters.