[NicoR44]

[NicoR44]

some more

[Hervé]

is it Solidworks..? cool Ogl...

ok, I vote for the piston that support the opening door of the flight simulator...

or maybe the Fiat500..?

or thespaceship remodeling..?

anyway, very precise model.

h.

[NicoR44]

Hey Hervé

Yes it's Solid Works, but not Fiat or a space ship, but it is movie related

[Hervé]

mmmmmm.. maybe the Thunderbirds.. ..? well...mmmmm.. no idea...

ahhh I know now. !.. a piston from Columbo's old Peugeot !
Peter Falk here we are... hhehe.. nahhh..? well then no idea..

[NicoR44]

hehehe the one eyed bandid love that guy

but nop, think more recent Hervé, and science fiction (big hint)

[rusteberg]

it's an over the counter pregnancy test!

[frosty_ramen]

Wall-e?

[NicoR44]

Wall-e?

you got it

it's an over the counter pregnancy test!

[Maximus3D]

Good choice Nico this one's gonna be interesting to see how you're gonna build it. I except to see more detail than on the real thing!

Btw, shouldn't you have started with the main body first ?

/ Max

[NicoR44]

Thanks Magnus and there will be a lot of detail
in this case it doesn't matter where I start bacause it's going to be exact to the mm and everything will be mated in assembly in Solid-Works

[Hervé]

ahhhh okeyyy... got it... this is going to be some work...

[3D jonathan]

hi curt, Nice work so far. I am a big Wall-E fan:D
What do you use as reference material? Do you have technical drawings or something like that?

[NicoR44]

Hi Jonathan,

I have bought a few models especially for this project and I'm using lots and lots of detailed film close-ups both from DVD as from the net

the model is going to be fully functional, meaning that every part that animates in the movie will have to work in my model.
So also the tracks, pistons, head parts, eyes and all other parts

[3D jonathan]

ok that's great. I am really looking forward to see some more pictures:D