Rain Chains (updated)
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You are En Fuego my friend.
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Thanks, Daniel!
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thanks daniel, are very good chains, I hope I can use in any work at some point
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Thanks, guys.
Keep checking - there are a few more designs I want to model. -
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FYI I reloaded Copper Bells - I deleted miscellaneous junk to make the file size smaller.
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thank verymuch Daniel the great
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Thank you, it is good!
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Daniel, I am curious, do you or have you used rain chains on a project before? Or are they something you wanted to model for kicks and giggles?
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I WANT to model them, just for the hell of it, and I WANT to use them on a project, but so far haven't had the opportunity. I almost managed it on a recent project, but.....
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Great stuff, Daniel. Many thanks
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Kinda makes me want some, the rain probably causes some kind of sound running down that rain chain. Thanks again, and again, and again...
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Your welcome, Julian. According to the website that sells these, that last one makes a tinkling sound in the rain.
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Not if you fix it to the ground. Here they generally leave the water into big rockbeds.
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We used a rain chain on a building close to the harbour (in East Scotland), the wind blew the rain everywhere off the chains!
It looks good though (especially when you're up-wind from the chains...)
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