Conrad table from Misewell
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 From:  Michael Gibson 21 Aug 2010  (2 of 12) 
3733.2 In reply to 3733.1 
Looks nice Phr0stByte, clean and simple construction!

- Michael
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 From:  Phr0stByte 21 Aug 2010  (3 of 12) 
3733.3 In reply to 3733.2 
Thanks - just a 20 min model. A lot of shortcuts were taken, but as the model was not done for purposes of manufacturing, its OK :) I am contemplating upgrading to v2, as this is quickly becoming a very useful tool for me.
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 From:  BurrMan 21 Aug 2010  (4 of 12) 
3733.4 In reply to 3733.3 
V2 will be a HUGE difference/advantage. You will be happy you did.
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 From:  Phr0stByte 22 Aug 2010  (5 of 12) 
3733.5 In reply to 3733.4 
And here is the accompanying Lockwood chair from Misewell. Tried the v2 trial, and I have to say, I like it more than v1.1

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 From:  Marc (TELLIER) 23 Aug 2010  (6 of 12) 
3733.6 
Great work!

In this type of modeling Nurbs are much quicker and efficient.

Marc
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 From:  Phr0stByte 29 Aug 2010  (7 of 12) 
3733.7 
Here are a couple renders of the table:

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 From:  Dan (CORNYSH) 29 Aug 2010  (8 of 12) 
3733.8 In reply to 3733.7 
Huh, that looks very nice rendered. What did you use?

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 From:  Phr0stByte 30 Aug 2010  (9 of 12) 
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 From:  Phr0stByte 3 Sep 2010  (10 of 12) 
3733.10 
Here is a render of the chair and the the table and chairs together.

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 From:  Michael Gibson 3 Sep 2010  (11 of 12) 
3733.11 In reply to 3733.10 
It turned out great!

- Michael
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 From:  DannyT (DANTAS) 3 Sep 2010  (12 of 12) 
3733.12 In reply to 3733.10 
Nice looking furniture there Rick, MoI is perfect for this kind of stuff, keep up the good work.

Cheers
~Danny~
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