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jsSyncro
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 Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:51 pm Post subject: (nerd alert) anyone have a 3D Vanagon model? |
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I'm looking for a CAD model of a Vanagon. I'm a Maya user but I can
probably make an Autocad or 3DS Max model work.
thanks,
john
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pete000
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If you find one let me know...
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BadBeetle
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Same here...
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TeamSpatula
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| Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 7:17 am Post subject: |
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ooh yeah, that would be fun to play with...and if I'm using CAD, it's work related, right???
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TSR53
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Witless Joe
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TSR53
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lovedavdubs
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Crankey
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Waldemar Sikorski
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That happens to be a language I know very well. |
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Crankey
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well, lucky you !  |
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Waldemar Sikorski
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McVanagon
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Waldemar Sikorski
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I played with this prog. a while back. You apply points to a photo (more than one, at different angles) and obtain a 3D rendering. The trial version does not allow to use your own photos.
http://www.photomodeler.com/index.htm |
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Christopher Schimke
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| Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 7:00 pm Post subject: |
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I have no idea what this is because I can't read it, but it sure is cool!
http://www.max3d.pl/forum/showthread.php?t=32146
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McVanagon
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| I have no idea what this is because I can't read it, but it sure is cool! |
They nailed it!
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Crankey
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lol, pritty funny !
Chris, it's just a 3D Studiomax message board and some dude is modeling a Vanagon.
I built a Datsun 510 once in "Choro Q" style...the goal was to turn it into a paper model. never got 100% there. but I'm gonna do a Crew Cab Transporter when I get a new computer. I used Milkshape a programe made by a swiss guy ($20 to register) for the modeling, Photoshopto paint the texture and Tenkai (also $20 to register) to turn the 3Dmodel into a printable paper model. |
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Christopher Schimke
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Cool, thanks!
Speaking of printable paper models.....
http://www.hamburg-bullis.de/vw_bus_alt.pdf
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