drusselmeyer
Master Member
I need this.
Post pics of your own 3D creations (not purchased)
PHArchivist
Master Member
Hate 3D printing (have I said this before? Am sorry)...
So did Phil Tiippet*, Steve Gawley*, and a few other industry magnates...
*Presumption and conjecture; not fact.
But...
So did Phil Tiippet*, Steve Gawley*, and a few other industry magnates...
*Presumption and conjecture; not fact.
xeno
Sr Member
That could have been 1 post, and posted in the "I hate" section.
drusselmeyer
Master Member
Check the references. There are plenty of details to go around.
xeno
Sr Member
But which one is the correct one
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drusselmeyer
Master Member
Which? The one that was originally labelled during production as car 54.
drusselmeyer
Master Member
This is known today as the Paris spinner.
drusselmeyer
Master Member
A few more refs:
drusselmeyer
Master Member
xeno
Sr Member
I got over 400 images, that show drawings interiors of the models and life size Spinner, and non have the same interior.
So I just mixed and matched and made my own interpretation
xeno
Sr Member
I worked in a museum doing restoration work, I would love to do itThe "Paris Spinner" is in need of some serious restoration...alas, the museum doesn't have the money to do so
drusselmeyer
Master Member
I know Adam Savage has a lot of references. I think he ran into similar roadblocks in building his.
Not sure if I follow the sarcasm. Shirley, you can’t be serious.
joberg
Legendary Member
Quite a few pieces are missing and some were affixed at the wrong place.I worked in a museum doing restoration work, I would love to do it
Yellow lights were glued on each side of the car (wrong), some paneling, to hide the electronics and aluminum structure is also gone.Attachments
xeno
Sr Member
I could make a whole list of problems with the model.Quite a few pieces are missing and some were affixed at the wrong place.
Unfortunately I don't live in France, but 2 countries to the north.
PHArchivist
Master Member
Just not a fan - am old school, and like the old school methods.
But...
That's just me.
And I respect that times change, tech changes, and we all have to roll with the changes...
Not unlike Tippet, when his stop-motion for Jurassic got bumped for CGI dinos.
My mild rant is not on-topic for this thread, and I will desist, with apologies...
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drusselmeyer
Master Member
Personally, I see the value in new tools, but every tool to its task.
There is a place for 3D printing. It's a very good hammer, but not all problems are nails.
There is a place for 3D printing. It's a very good hammer, but not all problems are nails.
