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Hi M,

or should I say "Mr. M"?

I run out of words - really great stuff!

Moritz

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M! You've made my weekend!
I'm already a fan of this particular radio, and your rendition is simply beautiful!

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Oh, and Moritz! (I thought I replied to this, but I forgot). ;-)

Very beautiful detail on the razor!

My favorite detail in the neck transitional area that holds the blades. I would love to see the outlines.

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Thanks guys !

Moritz please...just M (without Mr. )

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Nice work)!!
How you made this array of small hols?

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misunderstood:no reply request

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misunderstood:no reply request

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Thanx could you tell more detail why you export it in photoshop? I think you could do it in moi or not?

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Here's the .3dm-File ...

Downlod

http://www.as-scholz.de/moi_modelle/braun_razor/braun_combi_a_31.3dm


Preview

http://www.as-scholz.de/moi_modelle/braun_razor/braun_combi_a_31b.png


moritz

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WOW!!!

Thanks Moritz!

Did you Flow the perforated screen?

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Hi Mike,

no, I've done that with many cylinders, using
1. transform/array/curve,
2. transform/array/dir and than
3. the boolean-difference-function.

I have no idea how the flow-function exactly works. It's always a try&error game for me to build a perfect tire like you described on your homepage http://www.k4icy.com/tutorials.html

By the way - a very helpful site ...

moritz

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another classic 60's piece of design,close to Braun razor

Philips portable record player







This kind of player was very popular here in Europe,it plays just 7" vinyl (45rpm )
So i got a question for you Americans:what is the right name for this?
I mean,doin' a search on the net (typing on Google image search=portable record player) i found on English sites just this kind of players,but these are turntables that can be opened, with an arm,a case with a handle..portable






I didn't found a compact one,like the model i did:totally closed,just insert your vinyl 7" and automatically start play.

Here another famous model shows what i mean.


I got suspect that these was producted just in Europe? Please gimme some information
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Simple shapes (loft-bool diff-sweep for the belt)







a simple render




yesterday when i started to build the image waiting for some inspiration i listened on you tube 70's Funk music
so it gave me inspiration and final result turned out -Funk-
it's also a little tribute to JB and Sly Stone (they created that kind of music ! )

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Different but... :)
http://www.monsieurz.com/

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"Right-On!"

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That stuff is too far from me Pilou..too high..!
Background image i downloaded from Internet,i think is a wallpaper or something like that..
his orange-yellow rays helps to emphatize the 24mm fish-eye shot of my camera, focused on center:JB vinyl


Mike
follow this forum is also a way to learn some American
it's not so obvious that all the world could speak and understand 100% English-American
your answer gave me impulse to study the meaning so i switched on -Urban Dictionary- site
Being my image inspired by -70's Funk- i guess you mean this (second part of definition)




..and what about my previous question? What is right name for compact 7" vinyl portable player ?

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You are correct!

But, perhaps "Groovy" would be a more 'record player' apt urban-slang term from the 60's and 70's. ;-)


>What is right name for compact 7" vinyl portable player ?

Probably just a 'Portable Turntable'. But I wouldn't know, I had them when I was a kid, but by the time I was a teen we had "boom boxes" to play cassette tapes.

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Your last one Phillips in France was named a "mange disques" (an eating discs (?) )

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Many thanks Mike !!

Pilou...you know we are cousins....

France=mange disques
Italia= mangiadischi

grazie !

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Nice modeling. Someone should try modeling a Toot-a-Loop radio. I still have my old one, but it no longer works.

http://tinyurl.com/ap6oaam

Steve S

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I dont think there will be "slang" for it. When I was a kid we just called them "record players" so for me, it would just be a "portable record player". "Urban dictionary" is a relatively new concept in that "all things must have some stupid, American slang".

Although, that thing is pretty Righteous, man!

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