@mike amos said: A very fine job mate. @bryan k said: That turned out great! thanks a lot

@unigami said: Thanks! I'm happy to share it...I put a copy of the .skp in my public Dropbox folder. You can download it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3842145/snow-trac_final.skp Hello, I just discovered this thread, very good work! I want to scratchbuild a 1:48 scale Snow-Trac model but can't find any good plan or blueprint, only bad drawings in original manuals Do you still have your original sources used for building this sketchup model? Or please could you share it again (your file is no longer available after 8 years...), it would be better for seeing all the details you put in it? Many thanks in advance, keep up the good work! Phil

Very cool try indeed!

... thanks to you Bryan! I love this "shoeboxy" cool truck and this story of making!

Looks like a good rendering. It isn't my model of the engine, though.must be one made by someone else.

Thanks Mike. The problem is I'm out of work again and facing serious problems. sigh This has not been a good year for me.

Thank you, I prefer it to the rabbit hutch I actually live in which I may model sometime.

Looking good!

@mike amos said: I'm afraid so, the best choice at the time. Not sure any current politician would work as well.

Ta mate, might just be as small as I can go tbh.

Ta mate, I did finish this one off for a change.

Ta mate, reasonably happy with it.

Thanks Daniel! I liked the first terminal better as well, but decided to try to stay closer to the original design.

First render of the exterior..... May take me a good while to figure out all the inside bits and pieces [image: 7B8g_saltracer4_Scene1bcopy.jpg]

Cool result! About any domes, geodesic etc... the master one is TaffGosh

@tuna1957 said: Very nice work. Grew up in Miami , surprised the Eden Roc is still around. Revamp and preservation is big here in Miami, that project was 5 yrs ago ... i'm a little slow at posting thank you, i like to post how i have progressed with and what i can do with sketchup,

great work, looks like a lot of fun

Ta mate, I try to keep it simple.

Thanks Boo.

Thanks, Bryan.