My Junk [Tutorial] (origami)
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Yes I have created a junk. An origami junk to be exact, along with a how to so you can follow along.
I was unsure whether or not to place this in the component, tutorial or gallery forum. Seeing as it is not really a SketchUp tutorial but rather a tutorial on how to build one out of paper, I decided not to place it in the tutorial forum. It is a model I am sharing but it is not altogether useful except maybe as background fodder for a render but that is about it. But I am sure someone could render it up killer if they wanted to. So I decided to place it here in the gallery.
I also used a font called Poor Richard which I got at dafont.com
Since it is free I will attach it too so you can get the full effect of my self indulgence.Have fun and I hope to see live pictures of ones you made. If not, ok.

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thank you for componant and I just to render in my work

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A quick render:

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Nice remus. Did you try making one for real yet

Maybe I should have put this thread in the Corner Bar, it might have more replies.
Well anyway, here are a couple screen shots of the process.


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Another render:

Still havent made a real one yet. I'll try and do it this afternoon.
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Boofredlay,
Quite cool stuff.
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Alright, I will move this to the Tutorial section.

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Neat tut Eric.
Now do a pterodactyl.

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Nifty. If you figure out how to animate the folding, let me know! I've been wanting to create some animated tutorials on how to make a paper airplane.
-Steve
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Now that would be cool.

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