Rodavan
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3d Model Renders
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I use Rhino3D , and I model in NURBS , old school . Try Blender it is free, a very good polygon modeler.Lots of help videos and lots users . I come from an engineering back ground , so I like CAD tools . I use Cinema4D to render . I also do a lot 3D printing , more engineering stuff .
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Have not been modeling for a while , need to practice 3D skills. Showing my age , this was my first Scifi kit model I ever build. Fort those who don't recognise this , it's a Angle Interceptor from Captain Scarlet TV show.
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Wow time flies
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Cool Lego's
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Wow big print , I like ABS much smaller prints that you "glue " together .
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Great work - I would suggest work a parametric model program to make changes a bit easier . I have done some stuff on FreeCAD not too bad for a free parametric model software , once you get the hang off it quite easy to model and edit .
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Nicely done
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Very cool models Just remember to make plan for sanding as the end product is a bit rough and will need to be sanded down .Is the models thin walled or solid ? What scale do you intend to use for print ?
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Send me your mail address and what format you want it in - currently in Rhino 3D
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Cool design
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Maybe you can print a version of arm - I still have CAD version of that arm some where ...
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Hi 3D- Brainx Nothing that fancy , they are CAD points , like lines and surfaces , they are place holders ( ref points ) I reuse while working or measure from .These are pics from Rhino3D , everything except for pilot is surface model ( CAD), not polygons. Once I have modeled it all , I will convert to polygons then export to Cinema4D or Blender.
