Recent content by murphyaa

I drove by it a few times while I was on the road driving an 18 wheeler. By the time I got my camera out though, it would be long gone.

I might do one that's like the old quad .50 halftracks from WWII. 4 big lasers mounted on the back, and used to shoot down Cylon Raiders.

I think it's at the WASM (Worlds Smallest Air Museum) scale, which I believe is 1:60. Don't quote me on it though.

Ooh, they have a set of CISS for my printer. I'll have to look into getting one.

I can't even remember where I found the 3-view's when I designed that Landram. I do remember watching and rewatching the episode it was in trying to catch every detail I could. Same for the Viper: Watching endless episodes and looking at pics of the 1:1 model trying to get every detail I...

Regarding ^^ What I would do, which is probably less efficient, is to type "Loft", then select the top and bottom curves. Make sure the control points are lined up right, and set to around 50, then press OK. Then "Mirror" to match both sides. Regarding the tutorial... I was pasting...

The problem is my home internet connection sucks those chinese century eggs, so posting a picture intensive tutorial thread is a major pain in the keister. I started a tutorial on the other site, and managed to get two parts up. I've been trying for the past 6 hours to upload just the first...

Actually, if I remember correctly, there's already a thread on here explaining how to design in Rhino using a 3-view. I read it a long time ago, and follow it pretty much step by step every time. But I think I will do a thread on how I design. I've gotten a few questions on how to do it anyway.

I'm not sure I have that many secrets to share. I tend to keep things simple. I am waiting for the part of the tutorial when we can add textures. So far all I can do is project panel lines and markings. Coloring and textures have to happen in Photoshop.

Give me a steel ruler, an exacto knife and a pair of scissors... I'll have that paper armor cut into little triangles in no time.

Nice to see one of the old classics again. Nobody knows, but this was my very first model I ever designed, way back in 2003. Oh and one thing I learned, and was pounded into my head...Do NOT use the Monogram model. It is not even close to being accurate to scale. I had to use screenshots...

What part of Arizona are you from? (Phoenix, here)

Easiest way to do it? Go here: http://www.gremirmodels.com/downloads.htm and download Siatko 1.0.1. It'll do it for you.

Chip's looking forward to the 307, and the "Cosmic Muffin".

It's just quirky enough he'd love it.