@alvis said: :thumb: @ely862me said: @cotty said: @solo said: Awesome model and render. +1 +1

Nice materials

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I have taught SU at a Local college as a side gig and I really enjoyed it. I had to quit due to time restraints. money-wise it wasn't worth it, but it was loads of fun and very satisfying. I wouldn't look to it for income-making --but if you just want a pay-it-forward kind of experience. . .it's great. My students often got better than me after about . . .oh. ..20 minutes.

That video in itself is a great way to see how Artisan can be used. Thanks for sharing, I learned a bit!

Of course, Kerkythea doesn't display a ground shadow on a spherical background so you have to render some shadows on a surface and and do some photoshop work.[/quote] But twilight does, strange, they are related in so many other ways. Shadows with HDR SSky My bad!!! I have sun on to match HDR direction. Stupid me! Sorry! [image: OJHe_DeckBallons.jpg]

Theft of one's work is the highest form of flattery...

Must be in the must impressive Gallery

@rich o brien said: Some SU output would be nice too Here's some more SU output... [image: mB8x_Nimbus1.png] [image: VkNw_Nimbus2.png] [image: Epy7_Nimbus3.png]

Finished up the SketchUp model.... [image: YFS2_Nimbus24unicycleSketchUp.png]

This model would make a great Render This challenge!!

Nice... I like it. Would worry about wood sitting on the ground though.

Great work If they had manufactured these back in the Fab Four's heyday, would probably go for a tidy sum on Ebay today.

@hellnbak said: That's a cool looking vehicle. So this was really manufactured? How about some normal SU shots of it, would love to explore it more. I don't think it was ever manufactured, it was a concept by the artist Roger Dean. If you'd like to take a look at my model, you can find it here in the 3D Warehouse: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=8ec11ae8cc51455e8d91c53b542309e7 There's probably one of them being driven around Second Life at this very moment

Would you be willing to share the model file? I restore CT70's as a hobby and would love to play around with the file. Thanks!

That's a gift for the new year, yes? Thank you so much, a happy new year to all. Awesome.

Hopefully not too many

@roger said: You can learn SketchUp in a day and spend a lifetime mastering it. Sort of like Chess or Go. +1 for that

Not according to here you didn't [image: PgRN_Screenshot2011-11-11at16.13.10.png]

@unigami said: Thanks! I'm happy to share it...I put a copy of the .skp in my public Dropbox folder. You can download it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3842145/snow-trac_final.skp Hello, I just discovered this thread, very good work! I want to scratchbuild a 1:48 scale Snow-Trac model but can't find any good plan or blueprint, only bad drawings in original manuals Do you still have your original sources used for building this sketchup model? Or please could you share it again (your file is no longer available after 8 years...), it would be better for seeing all the details you put in it? Many thanks in advance, keep up the good work! Phil