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If I ever had some free time at work, I could contribute to the "cause".
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Wow, amazing detail, great work.
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This is certainly the most challenging part so far, took a dive into the first case half.
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That's a great start!
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More on the carbs, been really cool to get up close and personal with all of the stuff that you usually just clean and assemble.
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Great stuff, enjoying this. Will this model be able to simulate combustion and heat sources?
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It is a parametric 3D model, so parts could be imported into other software systems to simulate that stuff. I have no access to such a software though. And since these aren't 100% accurate down to the 10th or 100th of a millimeter I don't think running these models in such a software setup would gain anyone any usable knowledge.
Making a little progress on the first case half. Guessing maybe a little under halfway there. then I get to do it all over again with the other half... ![]() |
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I wished I was that good in CAD! I'd love to see the basic foundation on how you started
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More work on the carbs, floats are in as well as the lower portion of the airbox. Still some details to add to the airbox
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Added more airbox details, I'll be revisiting the first case half and adding details in a few days.
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Masterful work. Simply amazing.
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Thanks guys! Had a bit more time this evening and started on some other bits.
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WOW, so awesome, I love the clay!!!!
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In my classic for of stirring multiple pots at once, here's a start on the engine air shroud. No rendered image this time, the baby is about to get up so I need to go make a bottle...
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Wow, this is amazing, the attention to detail is staggering! I could definitely see 3D printing these and leaving them around the house as art too.
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Thank you! Here's the most recent. Little bits of work on it at a time, it takes patience but eventually it'll be complete.
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I needed a new desktop background...
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Amazing work. I encourage you to make some sort of art with the model once completed (Poster, 3D print..).
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