Thanks mate, appreciated.

Brilliant! The spiral of the arms and back give it a real flair.How did you do those? Don

Oh I remember my childhood. still have them.

@faust07 said: 23 joints, 2 beautiful eyes and the movements of the cloned model are halfway liquid .. Lost in character animation again - endless test series, felt 250 set screws. Each joint with at least 5 settings, each body part with position, mass, collision and friction properties, a little script, a bit of practice as Frankenstein and some time .. Sorry for the GIFs with that massive reduce of load time. What is the source of the characters in your animations?

Thanks Mike

Hey Sketch, I'm curious about the footings. Looks like a concrete footing, then a round concrete column with the wood post sitting on top of it? Are there also any type of metal post to concrete connectors?

@aviz770 said: This looks amazing Bryan! Thanks, but the file became corrupt. I'll try again later this year with a fresh model.

@gd3design said: Very cool design. I have to close this window before my wife sees....I'm afraid if she sees she'll make me build it... Thank you!

Somehow missed this ..... a'll I can say is Bravo !

Ta mate, the beat goes on, for a bit anyway.

Great job! Thanks for all the details too!

Scaled up that would make a great warp reactor for space travel.

Thanks Mike. v I need a man and woman sitting to place in the car and cannot find anything suitable at the 3D Warehouse. Anyone have any suggestions?

You now have a quarter of your final shape. IMPORTANT! Make sure you EXPLODE the Curviloft shape or it will only be a shell and not a solid model. Exploding it welds it back to the lines you used to create it, giving it the flat inner sides and bottom and a fully enclosed model. This makes it easier to modify later. [image: ZLOv_curviloftexample13.jpg] [image: 6bu6_curviloftexample14.jpg]

@bryan k said: You should post this on the main gallery page. Just posted it to the gallery!

It's only on the Menu Display / Tools Barre so only as Icons!

Very nice!

The lighting and textures are wonderfull, Nice job.

@jmjohio said: When I share my SU models with you do you put your grubby little hands all over them? If only I could!

Thanks Jim! I hope one day to be as good you.