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It's a Lego set, not an original creation, but I still wish I had one. A
lot better than that darn Toyota. Here's a large version and a version
showing the gears:
http://home.eng.iastate.edu/~rreusser/supercar1440.jpg
http://home.eng.iastate.edu/~rreusser/gears.jpg
It's made with the LDraw system, the Bricksmith interface, and LSynth for
the chain. The interface isn't half bad once you figure out groups and
mirroring. The only tough part was all of the connections which were done
in the forward-kinematic sense (aka trial and error). Rendering time
~3hrs.
- Ricky
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triple_r wrote:
> It's a Lego set, not an original creation,
But a damn nice rendering!
> but I still wish I had one.
Me too. Me too. I can see my little brother going apesh*t over this one,
too. He's totally into street racers.
~Sam
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I have that set :) . not into lego any more though.
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"mine" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message
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> I have that set :) . not into lego any more though.
Ooh which set is it? It looks very nice. Seems to have come on a bit since
I was last into Lego, I don't think a front wheel with drive, suspension and
steering was even possible then...
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scott nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2007/07/05 07:32:
> "mine" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message
> news:web.468c6edb5547d11e8d18185d0@news.povray.org...
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>> I have that set :) . not into lego any more though.
>
> Ooh which set is it? It looks very nice. Seems to have come on a bit
> since I was last into Lego, I don't think a front wheel with drive,
> suspension and steering was even possible then...
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When I was the most into Lego, there where special bricks with 4 small holes
where you'd stick the wheels. The wheels would spin, but nothing else.
--
Alain
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Very nice stuff...
(Shame about the lighting artifacts. Still, with a render time like
that... How many damn primitives have you got in there? It must be *loads*!)
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triple_r wrote:
> It's a Lego set, not an original creation, but I still wish I had one. A
> lot better than that darn Toyota. Here's a large version and a version
> showing the gears:
>
> http://home.eng.iastate.edu/~rreusser/supercar1440.jpg
> http://home.eng.iastate.edu/~rreusser/gears.jpg
>
> It's made with the LDraw system, the Bricksmith interface, and LSynth for
> the chain. The interface isn't half bad once you figure out groups and
> mirroring. The only tough part was all of the connections which were done
> in the forward-kinematic sense (aka trial and error). Rendering time
> ~3hrs.
>
> - Ricky
Spectacular!
--
Stefan
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