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Monday, 19 December 2011

Sketchup Modeling Series 8: Folded Towel by Fossils Fuel

Welcome to our next segment of SketchUp Modeling Series. This one is from Fossils Fuel again, the modeling  of folded towels. Thanks again FF.

Here is the finished model


Step 1: Splines and the Profile.


Step 2: Follow me tool.


Step 3: Push pull and Spline tool


Wireframe

Posted by nomeradona at 05:16

4 comments:

  1. shri19 December 2011 at 19:34

    thanks sir nomer..if i even don't visit the site a single day i miss alot of things to learn.i love that u update the site so fast and very new things too..your are my best..thanks again

    god bless u sir nomer..

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  2. nomeradona20 December 2011 at 02:51

    very inspiring comment shri

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  3. Unknown5 November 2012 at 12:26

    Tq sir nomer for all amazing tutorials...its very catchy and compacted with such brilliant work...

    1st time i view this blog, i fall in love with it...^^

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