Post your most intricate, challenging or simply your favorite and most beautiful work....

just a few from the collection..

Claus.

Done in Solidworks 2009

Here is a few 3D's of my current project that will fly in about 3-4 months. I have 20k to date in the project.
Link to build thread with 5600 post and growing:
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=933242

At the end you can see the pics of her at 80% complete.

I could have never designed this plane with out teaching myself all this CAD/3Ds stuff.

Also some 3D animations I created for testing my design:

B-36 Bomb bay Design Test 1-7-10.avi (0 min 55 sec)

Cheers, DAG

Latest & greatest is a PZL 104-35 Wilga in Sketchup:

One of my projects is an F86D. I used Inventor to make the solid model and a homemade CNC wire cut machine to cut the parts. Still in progress.

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=932642

Eric B.

A few screen shots of a scale model of the Skyfarer, drawn in TurboCad Pro, and scratch-built.

favourite, because its totally useless, but instantly recognisable.
the second I like because its quite complicated.

So I'll try my very best to show some pic, too!


About a LaGG3

And ... I've forgotten ... a small slideshow....

CAD Model Slideshow (2 min 10 sec)

Harpye,

I was wondering when you might show your wares. Excelent work all arround. In fact i would say a good teacher when it comes to 3D cutting operations on CNC. I have started using some of the things you do when cutting shapes out on the wire machine, takes a little while to get the strategy down but once you start thinking in terms of operations per part which is easier on the sofware, things come out really nice.

Cheers,
Eric B.

Forgot to show a few other designs:

All my 3D designs are done in 3Ds max 5 (I know old).

DAG

T-28 2007 design gear test.avi (0 min 31 sec)

Originally Posted by Willmsy

Done in Solidworks 2009

Nice blackbird. what size are you planning on doing?

Nice work guys!

Here's a few of my CAD models, I tend to keep them on the simple side to make them easier to dissect into cut files, if it goes that far, the details can always be added later on if needed.

Dean

Originally Posted by roscoedude

Nice work guys!

Here's a few of my CAD models, I tend to keep them on the simple side to make them easier to dissect into cut files, if it goes that far, the details can always be added later on if needed.

Dean

Your B-58 is really nice.

DAG