Hello

[Tom Harvey]

I'm new to this forum and my hobby is building computer generated models. There are about 100 of them on my blog at: Tom's Blender Models

My current project is the 1903 Wright Flyer, the most difficult part of which was figuring out the rigging for the wing warping. Until, I found Skyediamonds' very helpful tutorial. Thank you so much. My headache is much better now!

 

[Wurger]

Welcome to the site.

 

[Snautzer01]

Welcome. Nice work.

 

[Capt. Vick]

Agreed! Lovely work and welcome!

 

[vikingBerserker]

Welcome aboard!

 

[Shinpachi]

Welcome to the forum, Tom.
Excellent work

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Welcome.

 

[SaparotRob]

Greetings from Long Island, New York. That's pretty cool stuff you have there.

 

[SANCER]

Saludos Tom desde Mèxico.
Nice work and welcome aboarde to the family.

Luis Carlos

 

[Ralph Haus]

Amazing work, especially if using Blender. I 'grew up' using SolidWorks and Catia and am in the process of transitioning over to Blender. Not an easy task, so I appreciate the work that has been done. I'll assume a 3-D printer? Which one?

 

[GrauGeist]

Welcome aboard and great job on the Flyer!

 

[Dash119]

Welcome from Southern California.

 

[Tom Harvey]

Welcome. Nice work.

Thanks Dash 119. I used to live in Santa Monica.

 

[Tom Harvey]

Welcome aboard and great job on the Flyer!

Thanks.

 

[Tom Harvey]

Amazing work, especially if using Blender. I 'grew up' using SolidWorks and Catia and am in the process of transitioning over to Blender. Not an easy task, so I appreciate the work that has been done. I'll assume a 3-D printer? Which one?

Thanks. I've made 3D printer models for other people, but I don't have a printer of my own. Blender is surely a gig bit to swallow, but time/experience seems to work for me.

 

[Tom Harvey]

Saludos Tom desde Mèxico.
Nice work and welcome aboarde to the family.

Luis Carlos

Thanks.

 

[special ed]

Hello & welcome from southern Louisiana.

 

[Gnomey]

Welcome.

 

[herman1rg]

Welcome

 

[Ralph Haus]

Thanks. I've made 3D printer models for other people, but I don't have a printer of my own. Blender is surely a gig bit to swallow, but time/experience seems to work for me.

I thought I had a great solution, SolidWorks Maker. At $99 per year, what a deal. Turns out my internet connection is not up to snuff. There goes my plans to replace the 1/72 parts the carpet from hell ate. Still may get a 3D printer and try and drive with Blender!