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Unimog
I've always wanted to do one of these. Shooting for "relatively easy to build" kit as usual, for the common man
Currently waiting to heard back from a beta builder. Enjoy the images. First I go into rhino3D and make the basic shapes Maybe a tiny house just for fun? : Then I go into a few paper prototypes. Usually 3-4 of these before I start on graphics. |
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Then I start on the graphics. I use Adobe Illustrator CS6. This takes awhile as I set up my files tonally, so that I can change the model color in one click later on. Than it's color model prototype time. Usually I only make one of these, but still make slight, non-geometric changes to the file afterwards. cargo box and top edge: |
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Very impressive. Good job.
The cab-over variation is nice, too.
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Excellent!
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That looks great!
And nice to see the design process.
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Very cool, I like it with the little house
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papercruiser all I got too say is you got lots and lots of talented tech on your both hands !!!!! congradulations too you and your find work! mission accomplished!
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Amazing work. I love it!
Gary
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