Recent content by Joon

Thank you. I just need some time now, big change in my life: after a one-year-odyssey via Austria und Hamburg I moved back to Munich and will be trained for a train-drivers-licence the next months. Tailoring doesn't earn the money I need. So when all that learning is done, I'll get back to...

thumbsupthumbsup Your tutorial will be great help, thank you, zathros

Thanks for the hint, Zathros. I'll try this...

Thanks Revell-Fan, one day it will be ready for sharing, but there's some work to do first. I never did a test-build with the hand-drawings, so I don't know yet how all the parts fit together...

I traced all the handmade drawings in "intaglio", a simple vector-drawing software for Mac, then imported these into Rhino... I did it this way because I first had only intaglio to work with, but it's only for 2-dimensional drawing.

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Hello Zathros, all I can offer at the moment are some renderings. I only have a trial version of Rhino and can't save ore print ... until I've saved the money for the full version ( I don't use pirate things...:)) The first penguin I did by hand and by some mathematics I learned at school. I...

:):bulgeeye:Claphands OK, I ad some more pix: The penguin is my own construction, I did this at the age of 18. Last year I startet to rework it with Rhino but it's not finished yet... And there is a second Neuschwanstein castle, if you push the wooden staff, it pops up...

Ah ja, thanks, now we're getting somewhere:) Indeed a very nice poem.thumbsup

Hey Zathros, thanks for the Dylan Thomas, I´ll need some time to get it, my English is not good enough... another project again...!;)Claphands

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Hey Zathros, nice story - the white suitClaphands I use the industrial machines, too, anything else is unnerving! And yes, all the tailoring stuff is indeed very usefull in many ways.

Hey Sky Seeker, thank you for your 'welcome bonus':)! The umbrella is made in 1:3 and is nearly made like the original. I tried to find some information about the profession of umbrella making but without success - the profession almost died out... The 'little Gentleman' is in the same scale...

Claphands:bulgeeye: Always dreamed of interior like this...! Great work!

Indeed it's hard to earn any money as a tailor - that's why I produced a suitcase full of Euros!!!:);) As a matter of fact papermodelling is the best basis for clothes pattern construction, it's almost the same way getting from 2 to 3 dimensions in papermodelling as in tailoring, instead of...