I'm not as technical as that!
Very cool 3D, Arcana, not so much like my style of 3D - I'm very much more organic and loose about my 3D design. I could never design something like a machine or clock - too precise for my skills, but then you're an engineer, I'm an artist.
I love the 3D detailing - but as I said, it isn't something I could do, or even think of doing. Great job! Repped!
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That is very smooth. I'm really curious now to see how the gem factors in and what the completed model will look like.
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Very nice...
I dub thee newly repped *Bonk*
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The motion blur is excellentIts all excellent, but the motion blur is particularly excellent
I ran across this impressive project while doing some research on orreries:
http://www.my-time-machines.net/astro_index.htm
For those not inclined to click through the page, this guy's building some insanely intricate clock, including an orrery and a lot of stuff that I, frankly, don't understand at all. According to his design notes, the mechanism will require a 130 pound weight to drive it all for eight days.
There are several videos of various parts in motion--it's truly amazing.
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