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      House - actual project

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      You have to forgive me, I did not mean to sound too critical. Everyone has their own style, I tend to overstate things Would love to see a floor plan of this project.
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      Ballon dirigeable

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      This looks like it could be a cool modeling design challenge. I love airships. Not that I would enter. .. I suck at this, but I like this guy.
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      Bits of inspiration - rusty flowers

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      @dale said: Is this your work Starling75? Noooo It's work of czech artist/sculptor Čestmír Suška http://www.suska.cz And sorry, admin, this topic should be probably in discussion or corner bar section ...
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      Escher

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      @unknownuser said: this is funny. I only saw the first page, but Whow this is cool stuff. You are really good. very very impressed! Thanks for your compliment, but in fact I am average modeler/renderer ... these objects are very very simple. Whole "magic" is only in setting up illumination and the right point of the view ...
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      Sketchup model converted into solids using VectorWorks 2009

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      @starling75 said: Here is fastest method for less complex models. Import SU model as a plain geometry, select whole object - all 3D polygons and press Ctrl+Alt+A (solid addition). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRQn3cQxJD8 Wow, thanks. You just saved me so much time. I never knew this. Previously whenever my solid objects turn into nonsolids for reasons I don't know, I would rebuild it again from zero.
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