[NicoR44]

Thanks jotero

Sorry Jdp but I can't help my self just uploading my brain now dzzzkrrrrr

And here is another one:

[NicoR44]

and a wire



and a wire over render

[Fernando Tella]

Great renders and modeling!

Just imagine I'm feeling like modeling the hot water pipes of my bathroom!

[NicoR44]

Thanks Fernando!!

Just imagine I'm feeling like modeling the hot water pipes of my bathroom!

GO for it

[DIA]

you are extremly good in rhino m8 ! well done !

[NicoR44]

Thanks Dia,
Here is another one, I have added some small details like the screws and an inbus bolt to the gear

[Thomas An.]

The most amazing thing are the metal sleeves in the screw holes ... that is quality engineering detail !

Nice gears too

[NicoR44]

Big Thanks Thomas

[tom]

Rhino + Nico + Maxwell = State of the art in engineering

[dutch_designer]

Isn't that surface offsetting terribly frustrating in Rhino? I know it is for me, I wonder if you're having a lot of problems modeling stuff like this, getting stuff to match or fillets that aren't working?

[ricardo]

Hi Nico,

That's freakin' out work! Your trainner pannel renderings are the reason I've jumped into this!!!

I have 2 questions:

Q1: I'm getting blind or on your last image only one screw has threads - the first one to have them in this model?

Q2: Your avatar. I'm not sure what is that, but it reminds me of some outer space TV series I used to watch decades ago, prior to battlestar galactica along with SeaView... What's that???



Ricardo

[NicoR44]

Rhino + Nico + Maxwell = State of the art in engineering

Woow Tom thanks for the Hughe compliment

Isn't that surface offsetting terribly frustrating in Rhino? I know it is for me, I wonder if you're having a lot of problems modeling stuff like this, getting stuff to match or fillets that aren't working?

Hey Dutch_designer,

What I do is, I make an offset of the basic shapes of my model and work from the inside out (in this case) that makes it a lot easier.
after that I insert the interior

Hi Nico,

That's freakin' out work! Your trainner pannel renderings are the reason I've jumped into this!!!

I have 2 questions:

Q1: I'm getting blind or on your last image only one screw has threads - the first one to have them in this model?

Q2: Your avatar. I'm not sure what is that, but it reminds me of some outer space TV series I used to watch decades ago, prior to battlestar galactica along with SeaView... What's that???



Ricardo

Hi Ricardo,
Thanks man!!
They are all the same, but because of the render angle the others do not show up.

Indeed it's from the old TV series "Space 1999" the ships name is Eagle lander.

[j_man]

great work again Nico!

I think I still have an 'eagle lander' toy from my childhood somewhere.

J.

[NicoR44]

Thanks J, woow wish I had one, I also had one when I was a kid but I lost it some how

Here is just a quick render to show the threads on the screws (Ricardo ).
I did not had the time to finish it, so it's still a bit noisy:

[sandykoufax]

Rhino + Nico + Maxwell = State of the art in engineering

I agree with 100%.

Great. I'm really looking forward to seeing the your final result.