Thanks, Dave.

LOL! Thank you!. I'm just hacking away at it but so far it's making some sense to me.

Thanks gentlemen.

Nice model for a very interesting article. Part 1 is in the current issue. Can't wait for part 2 to find out how the story ends.

Most excellent as usual

It was okay until I sat on it! the joints were quite good, but not for 80kg

I would have a look at Raylectron as well.

You could project a bitmap of a gradient 'through' the mesh... [image: https://i.imgur.com/fK47s8S.png] Then export an orthographic view as needed. [image: https://i.imgur.com/XRfRYti.png]

ntxdave, thank you sir.

DaveR, thank you

@davidheim1 said: Very nice job. I'm curious: How did you model the ball-and-claw feet? I cheated.

Thanks!

Cool

Changed up the textures on the desk to better coincide with the image of the original… put together a little test render scene. Twilight and Affinity Photo…. [image: McCobb desk render_2.jpg]

Very cool David. There's a fellow in south central New York State who runs a steam powered machine shop. He's been an inspiration.

Thanks Edwin. Sorry to disappoint but I don’t put my models in the 3D Warehouse. Thanks Rich. Have always loved his work and his catalog of designs is huge ! Can remember as a child in the 60’s you would see beautiful chairs and occasional tables in dentists, doctors offices and other public spaces. All designed by Juhl or another top designer of the era. Now you see crap that looks like it came from WalMart. I always wonder if things have really gotten better over time…….