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Looking very impressive Carl and getting better with every step you make, very well done....  Regards Alan
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More work on the parts of the convert a car. I need to do the wheels next.Do you guys want to see the step by step process of making a wheel? Carl darbyvet attached the following image(s):
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Carl Looking really good. I would be interested to see how tye wheels are made. Tony Happy Modelling
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This is a really interesting project. I'm looking forward to seeing some of it as a physical model.
Keep it coming.
Roy.
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Nice update Carl  regards Phil COMING SOON =1/72 Italeri diorama`s Battle for the Reichstag and Stalingrad battle at the tractor factory 1/16 Trumpeter King Tiger with loads of extras ON THE GO= refurbishment of 1/25 Tamiya tiger 1 , amt Star trek kits and space 1999 models
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Nice work Carl, I can see this going into full production soon.  Mark Regards
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This is really coming along Carl, lovely work and great to see something different.... Very interesting seeing the processes...  Regards Alan
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OK wheel 3d tutorial here we go; Step one is I traced around the picture to get the outline of the wheel Step 2 Starting with the rim I made a second circle inside the first. Step 3 I made a surface between the 2 circles and then extruded the surface to make a solid rim. darbyvet attached the following image(s):
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Step 4 starting on the hub.Made a surface from the smaller circle Step 5 extruded the surface to make a solid cylinder Step 6 made a surface from the out circle of the wheel hub Step 7 extruded the outer circle surface to make another cylinder Step 8 I rounded off the edge of the inner cylinder to mimic the axle darbyvet attached the following image(s):
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Step 9 Making a wheel hub cap.I drew an arc between the ends of the hub. Step 10 I revolved the arc around the vertical line to make the hub cap step 11 I separated the hub cap from the hub.This way I can paint it a different color darbyvet attached the following image(s):
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Step 12 making the wheel spokes.I drew a line between the hub and the rim Step 13 I drew some circles around the line to form the walls of the spoke Step14 I used the loft function to make a surface that was defined by the circles and the line.This was then made into a solid. Step15 Once I had one spoke I made 5 others using the polar array function.This duplicates an object around a central point. darbyvet attached the following image(s):
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Step16 making the tire.I drew some reference lines to get the tire width Step17 I made some curves to make the tire bulge slightly.These curves will form the outline of the tire. Step18 I used the sweep 2 rail function to rotate the curve around the rim to make the tire. Step19 The final render of the wheel.It was quit e a few steps, but it only took me about 15 minutes. I will now make a mirror image of the wheel to make the other back wheel and make an axle Carl darbyvet attached the following image(s):
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Carl That is so skilled being able to produce things as you do. Its all looking really good. Tony Happy Modelling
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Hi Carl, I really like your Rhino skills. I also use Rhino, its such an awesome design package. Kind regards, Garth "Measure twice, cut once!!!"
Finished!!! HMS Victory,
Current build: Black Pearl.
On hold: Bismarck, Golden Hind, Flying Scotsman, Victory Cross Section, SOTS, Tiger 1.
Wish list: USS Constitution.
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As a slight aside here - did you know Scalextric are soon to release Penelope Pitstop's car...?
They have the rights to Wacky Races so who knows - many others will probably follow...
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Thanks Guys,
@Garth Thanks.Rhino is an incredible program.It has a steep learning curve and you have to get your head around the NURBS stuff but it is very powerful.I am currently experimenting with applying textures to surfaces and then using extendrendermesh to make the textures part of the printable model.If I can get it to work it will be perfect for the boulder car in Wacky races and the Arkansas Chugalug wooden planks
@Roy. Oh I hope they do release the pink catcat.If they do I would buy one and scan it to make a bigger version to the same scale as the convert a car.it is quite difficult to model because of all the complex curves.
Carl
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Carl - have a look on the Scalextric website. They show all new releases for 2019.
Surely before long, they will be showing 2020
BTW... PM coming your way.
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This technical stuff is amazing ,it's all science fiction to me and something I'll never get my head around . Can't wait to see it all for real Man he took his time in the sun Had a dream to understand A single grain of sand He gave birth to poetry But one day will cease to be Greet the last light of the library...We were here!
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Almost finished the major sub assemblies.Once this is done I will do a test print to see how it looks CD darbyvet attached the following image(s):
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