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    Quick Chiminea

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      Stu
      last edited by

      A quick and not too nasty Chiminea using some bits from an old model posted by, I think, Mike, eons ago.


      Chiminea.jpg


      Chiminea.skp

      http://www.landesign.com.au

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        boofredlay
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        Nice Stu, I love the fire inside as well.

        Funny note, if you ever want to scare someone, place an inflated balloon inside the throat of one of those and leave it there.
        We did this to a friend of ours. She and her friends lit a fire and sat back to enjoy the cool night air. 10 min. or so later they hear a loud pop. They thought the chiminea cracked and they all backed off and sat in the cold. When we got back we had a good laugh. πŸ˜„

        http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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          Stu
          last edited by

          Bad!!...I must try it 😍

          http://www.landesign.com.au

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            Gaieus
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            Maybe fill the balloon with hydrogene πŸ˜‰

            Gai...

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              remus
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              Or methane and oxygen perhaps?

              (on a completely unrelated note, this reminds me of the days of school science. One of the 'experiments' we did was to bubble methane through soapy water so you had a huge tower of methane bubbles, which you would then set alight. Those were the days πŸ˜„ )

              Nice component btw, cool little fire as well πŸ‘

              http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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                Ross Macintosh
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                Thanks Stu. Your chiminea will be adorning many models of decks/patios!

                Regards, Ross

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                  Mike Lucey
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                  Thanks Stu πŸ‘

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                    shoreline99
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                    Thanks! It will come in handy!

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                    • FletchF
                      Fletch
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                      thanks, Stu

                      Fletch
                      3D Modeling addict. Former owner/developer of Twilight Render. sleepinggiantvisual.com

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