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[mab01uk]

As a 3D Pro/Eng CAD user I found this 60's Mini project thread interesting!
Much more detail and pics here:
http://www.spinquad....31578-60-s-Mini

Edited by mab01uk, 02 February 2012 - 08:20 PM.

[ministar]

Not bad, I am a product design student and spend alot of time on solidworks. Some of the proportions are wrong, but still not a bad attempt!!

I think i might have a go on solidworks, and see what I can product mini related :)

Ps. thanks for posting.

[luke186]

looks great, what software has been used?

[Midas Mk1]

Think im going to have ago at doing a Midas in Solidworks, as abit of practice, will probably take me ages though.... lol

Interior Looks Ace too!

Edited by Midas Mk1, 02 February 2012 - 08:23 PM.

[ministar]

Maybe the use of a better rendering software will show better results/more realistic. autodesk 3d studio max, with vray materials.

You rendering digitally yet sam?

[muddd001]

Thats damn good!
I have fiddled about with solidworks in Enginneering and its hard can onlymjust draw a USB stick.

[superman]

stonking,

[Biggles!]

OH MY GOD - its so good I had to use the actual words - I wish I had that kind of skill.

[mk1leg]

Shame he's got the inside of the mk1 door wrong its a mk3 onwards....................but love the skill of a man thats good with a computor.............

[LiamB]

Holy Crap that is amazing!

[kalum]

Wow. This is fantastic!

I've started using AutoDesk and ProEngineer in Uni an now I know what to spend my spare time doing!

[ministar]

If you are clever, and maybe do a rendering service. So you charge a small fee to change certain parts of the drawing to try out ideas. Like photoshoping, but with the ability to do 3d work, so you can look from different angles. Possible business opportunity there.

Roofless?

[lorry]

If you are clever, and maybe do a rendering service. So you charge a small fee to change certain parts of the drawing to try out ideas. Like photoshoping, but with the ability to do 3d work, so you can look from different angles. Possible business opportunity there.

Roofless?

You would have to own an official copy of the required CAD program to use it for business purposes, and these are not cheap.

[puggered]

As a 3D Pro/Eng CAD user I found this 60's Mini project thread interesting!
Much more detail and pics here:
http://www.spinquad....31578-60-s-Mini

Love this picture. Credit to you bud! :)

[bluesprite]

any chance of getting a .3ds or .obj file to have a look at? it won't be redistributed!