Good point Joe, I really didn't take as close a look at the model as you did. Compound curves would be a nightmare. It is something to address for sure. It would be worth it to look at the plate line and mellow out the curves to make it more reasonable to build. Perhaps reighn it in to undulating curves instead of wild curves. Anything is possible with unlimited time and money but who has that?

Born and raised So. Cal girl... I have lived through some whoppers! It is funny how you get used to them. I would wake up and look over at the rod that opened my blinds and depending on how bad it was swinging would determine if I would get up or not! C-R-A-Z-Y

My daughter went to a play at a local playhouse last week... Seussical http://www.hebronacademy.org/common/news_detail.asp?newsid=429943&L1=5&L2=2&L3= I didn't get to go, I was very sick

@ross macintosh said: I can read lips. Ross... You're a guy of many talents... Wonder if you can make a living out of this..???

Well, there's FormFonts, of course. That all started out with me seeing an opportunity and a demand for 3D low-poly figures; and Fred Abler starting a site called Objective Networks, which later "inspired" the 3D Warehouse. To this day, the Warehouse bears more than a passing resemblance to Objective Networks (This is a very slow-loading archive version, not the actual site...and yes, Martina is right there near the top) Heck, you can even still download her.

Mmmmm... it's a catch 22, I don't want all the fancy features... but I want a high-res screen!

Very cool, hopefully he will join us at SJF

I wouldn't buy anything from Starbucks- they've virtually monopolised the entire centre of Edinburgh, driving all the independant cafes out of business and then quickly snapping up the empty premises. Shame on them.

Made level 10 and 366,000 - but some lucky guesses in there! Bob

Probably! Mark Twain put it perfectly, "When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years.”

Solo, Yes the Irish had a good day today Ireland 34-13 Scotland. Good animation, well done. Mike

We are moving ///This is why I ask this question – what kind of people are we really? and where is this world going to? \\ Indeed life is not only working. It is not enough. It is good what you teach your children, but it is not enough. Have you read the Bible Mateo ? I am now reading the Corán. We can be learners.

Not photography but related to the idea of gathering a 3d point cloud. http://www.faro.com/content.aspx?ct=kr&content=news&item=229&tab=3 I saw a competing product on a recent episode of This Old House and it looked to me like it will be a tool for most kitchen cabinet designers/installers within a few years. Fred

wow crayons are incredibly fragile I know my fat and pushy fingers have broken many right in half. this must have taken a lot of patience.

I can't stand being in my kitchen when someone else comes in even my wife...I would suffocate to death in a place like that...man I need a breath of fresh air just watching it.

Or better yet, skip the bulky portable device and use this BMW (Bowel Movement Wagon) [image: BMW.jpg] Just make sure to lift the lid before you depart.

It must be a plastic plant

Hi Lewis Welcome back. cheers Alan PS and Hi to Modelhead as well.

@tinanne said: Here's another idea... I would love to get a "Queen for a day" spa package.... massage, hair, nails, lunch, facial, pedicure..... now that sounds like heaven. Tianne, I did just that, almost. I gave my wife a deluxe facial at her favorite beauty spot and she was plesantly suprised.... needless to say she doesn't need it, she's adorable!!!

I see the image and not sure if i should feel sad for the poor animal or happy that we live in a time that wheelchairs for dogs are available. I suppose happiness should be the emotion as the dog now has a life of mobility, and he can challenge those damned totalitarian pigs on the farm with his own rhetoric "Four legs bad, two legs and two wheels better".