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Thanks for the kind words. I should mention I brought the owner an offer of $2.25 million, and he turned it down, believing he can do better. And the crazy thing is, he's probably right.
(Just for amusement's sake, here's what $475,000 will buy you in the city where I grew up.)
Had to check out the Google Street view, hope the Christmas house in the back is a seasonal thing.
Excellent sleuthing! The Christmas house is usually known as "Tom and Jerry's House," after the couple who live there. In bad old secular humanist San Francisco, it's about the closest thing we have to an over-the-top holiday display, so it's a [20+ year-]old Christmas tradition that drives my friend mad during the holiday season.
Lately, I've been working more on the 2D plans -- and running into problems with Inkscape and LibreOffice Draw. (You wouldn't believe how many ways there are to crash them.) In the meantime, here are a few recent 3D test renders, mainly intended to see how well some objects I created in Sketchup made the journey into sh3d.
