My family as vases
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Took me a second.
Very cool indeed.
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Very clever idea
The Queen and Prince Philip had a not dissimilar combo vase made showing both of them - not readily possible with SUp's FollowMe, unless you make two halves and merge their meshes around a half-circle path [CurviLoft, EEby???, Artisan ?] and then merges two mirrored parts... It ends up looking wonky and poorly made until your brain clicks into 'negative mode'...
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Very nice, thanks for the tut
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The only example of when being negative is quite positive.
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Very clever
I must admit that I needed the hint about thinking negatively before I saw the profiles. 
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@tig said:
The Queen and Prince Philip had a not dissimilar combo vase made showing both of them - not readily possible with SUp's FollowMe, unless you make two halves and merge their meshes around a half-circle path [CurviLoft, EEby???, Artisan ?] and then merges two mirrored parts... It ends up looking wonky and poorly made until your brain clicks into 'negative mode'...
Wow, great idea! Now if I can get four faces on the four "sides"... Come to think of it: I might try this with a cube.
@dale said:
The only example of when being negative is quite positive.
Haha...
Cheers,
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First attempt of a combined vase with Curviloft. Not bad, I just have to tweak alignment...
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Okay, it's in the MakerBot now. Here's a better version. Still not perfect but quite okay.
You can also look at the 3D model on Sketchfab: http://skfb.ly/l4hf1c0ba
Cheers,
Alex -
sympa ;o)
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I really like the way you can get 'a couple' commemorated like this in one thing... and they are looking at each other too !
It looks like a very poorly formed thing, until you know the secret of how to look at it and then it's wonderful -
Very cool idea Alex. I like the individual vases best.
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