Brad,
I just found and watched them thanks , I should have looked more carefully before I posted.
They will be very helpful and are jam packed with techniques, approaches and work flow. Unpacking them, I'm sure, will be very constructive for me and others too I'm guessing.
Bob C.
Thank you Brad,
Such an exciting set of tutorials for me.
This will really push my techniques and experience with SU and of course I would like to encourage you to use voice to fill in some of the steps as you perform all the drawing functions.
You asked to share our "techniques" in this tread and while I'm not a novice to SU I'm not sure how useful a drooling and knuckle dragging tut from me would be? 
I have, however, seen others posting amazing things in the "My Cars always look........" thread and I bet many of them could make some very helpful tutorials as well.
Thanks again,
Bob C.
What an amazing change from the start of this thread up to now. A kind of tutorial in inspiration on its own.
I would really like to see a Camtasia tutorial and your attempts at rendering some of your latest efforts.
Bob C.
Brad,
I would love to see your tutorial for the top done in Camtasia, please!
Bob C.
What a great thread this has become for me GreenToaster.
Reading it when I first joined and following it as it continues. I’m a newbie here now
but I tried SketchUp when it was a 19 MB dnldand liked it. I didn’t do much with
it back then because of the many “no organic shapes”comments. Your Pickup Truck
others have developed is so exciting to see.
I must say your tut mentioned on page 12 of this thread was truly a SketchUp changing
moment for me. http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=6584
It helped me produce my first rounded shapes using SketchUp. It challenged me yet led me
forward to learn these techniques, I even made my own wheels. I hope your students
appreciate what seems to be a considerable teaching gift, not to mention your remarkable
design and drawing skills.
I still don’t know about “rubies” and am trying to figure out what “hand stitching” means
but I’m inspired thanks to you and the other people posting here, thanks!
Bob C.