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Yaknow, this would be a great way to make interlocking skeleton parts from thick card. You could skip the whole printing, laminating and cutting part.

Great tutorial! Thank you very much! :)

GREAT!!! Glad to be of help, Sir. :) I considered that before but as of now I have so many projects waiting to be finished that I would need three lives to get there. :biggrin:

HOLY MOLY! You are really cutting through the felgercarb! And don't ask me what that means. ;) Please keep in mind that you have to compensate the skeleton parts for the paper thickness. They must be a tad smaller than the skin parts to prevent buckling. To do so use the offset tool and...

Now we are talking! :biggrin: Even Captain Kirk was said to be an avid wood carver: And even back in the days the amount of fumes and smoke could not be ignored that easily, too, so he decided to work outdoors only. ;) Tonino, this is looking GREAT! I am blown away by the quality and your...

You can do that. If you erase the lines on the flat plane you will end up with a cleaned up part with only the outline showing on the canvas. You can also remove the lines after exporting the *.svg in a graphic program by merging all faces together. It's up to you. I prefer the latter because...

You can select several faces using the Ctrl key if you use the Unwrap and Flatten tool though. ;)

Affirmative. A simple box and a Blackbird consist of triangles in the 3D world, so the principle is always the same. This is why it works on both. ;) Do not select several faces holding the Ctrl key if they are not in the same plane. Try again and zoom in onto the faces. Do not select...

Wow, thank you so much! It's much appreciated! :)

Now it was time to put everything into place. First the walls: Then the other components one by one: The sink fits like a glove! :) The cooker table is not glued to the floor yet because I'll need to add some deco to it. Much to my surprise there were no fitting issues at all! :)

The pole and the handles were painted with a silver marker. The table was attached to the back side of the cooker (which is actually the front when you enter the kitchen). Do not look at the white spot on the pole, after going through the pictures I noticed it and painted the pole again...

ILM slammed a kitchen sink into a Republic Star Destroyer: So of course I have always dreamt of making one (again, history repeats itself and the retirement of my colleague finally gave me a reason to make it). SciFi check: positive. :animated: Sorry for the late reply but after the latest...

I absolutely LOVE your pictures! I don't have a good light source and have to rely heavily on the flash of my cam which often results in very crappy pictures for the instructions. Yours have industrial quality. What is your set-up?

Yep, it's working now. Thanks a lot! :)

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