Happy New Year!

A very happy and pleasant 2011 to everyone! Can you believe the new millennium started eleven years ago? Time is flying by!

Happy 2011!
Milo Minderbinder

Sketchup 3D Challenge #114 - Christmas

Google Sketchup 3D Challenge presents 3D Challenge #114:

Christmas



Sunday 19th of December, 2010 - Wednesday 29th of December, 2010
Challenge Closed.


Entry Models

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The holidays are coming! Model anything you like, maybe even a refridgerator, but it must be about christmas. Try a computerscreen decorated with holly, or a sofa made of bells, candles and stockings. Any way you want.

3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 114"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #113 - A Small Planet is:


HenkieTenk with his Small Planet! HenkieTenk received 15 points from the voters. Beautifully modeled; Happy new year!





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The winner of earlier 3D Challenge #112 - Future Kitchen is:



Moboille with his model of a Block Kitchen!
He received 12 points from the voters. Congratulations with your first place! Happy 2011 Moboille!

Sketchup 3D Challenge #113 - A Small Planet!

Google Sketchup 3D Challenge presents 3D Challenge #113:

A Small Planet!




Sunday December 5th, 2010 - Wednesday December 15th 2010

Voting closed.
Winner announced in next challenge's post.

Entry Models

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Inspired by Sketchmaster Tóth's suggestion of designing a complete star system, we decided to keep it a little smaller; Design you own small planet! The image above shows the small planet of The Little Prince, by Antoine De Saint-Exupéry. If you need inspiration for your own planet, in the book you can find several ideas for different kinds of planets.

3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 113"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #112 - Future Kitchen is:

Votes are being counted...

Sketchup 3D Challenge #112 - Future kitchen

Google Sketchup 3D Challenge presents 3D Challenge #112:

Future kitchen



Sunday 21st of November 2010 - Wednesday 1st of December 2010

Challenge Closed.
Voting Closed.

Entry Models

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If you read the reasons for the firetruck challenge last week, you'll probably imagine this week's challenge being about policecars, as the Dutch emergency telephone number is 112. Well, we decided to go with something completely different, really something in which you can use your imagination. Special thanks to Mbuzzyk, who gave us the idea of this subject.


3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 112"

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And the winner of previous 3D Challenge - Firetruck is:



8818eric with his Firetruck! This fantastic model of an oldschool firetruck, beautifully crafted in Sketchup, really is a pleasure to look at.

Sketchup 3D Challenge #111 - Firetruck

Google Sketchup 3D Challenge present 3D Challenge #111:

Firetruck



Sunday 7th of November 2010 - Wednesday 17th of November 2010

Challenge Closed

Voting Closed

Entry Models

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Such a beautiful Challenge number really deserves a beautiful subject. So we got working, to find the best subject for this cool new Challenge. What did we come up with? A firetruck, because the number 1-1-1 is the official emergency telephone number in New Zealand. So get those brains working! The trucks need to get to the emergency ASAP!

3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 111"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #110 - Design a Fish! is:



Cathy Tritschler with her exceptional model Poisson-lanterne femelle. Good job Cathy! Also view her great model of a Halloween Pumpkin Fishy, which was also featured on Zoungy's Sketchup Island blog!

Sketchup 3D Challenge #110 - Design a Fish!

Google Sketchup 3D Challenge presents 3D Challenge #110:

Design a Fish!



Sunday 24th of October 2010 - Wednesday 3rd of November 2010

Challenge Closed (it is still allowed to submit your model before 12:00PM GMT)

Voting closed


Entry Models

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Think of fish like:
- Sharks!
- Fish from hell!
- Prehistoric fish
- Goldfish? (boring...)
- Newly invented fish

3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 110"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #109 - Garden Fountains is:



Hanzo's incredible model of an Ancient Statue Fountain! Though Hanzo himself thought the water didn't turn out that well, I personally thought it really looked cool.

Sketchup 3D Challenge #109 - Garden Fountains

Google Sketchup 3D Challenge presents 3D Challenge #109:

Garden Fountains




Sunday 10th of October 2010 - Wednesday 20th of October 2010

CLOSED

Click here to vote!

RESPONSES ACCEPTED UNTIL 11:59 PM - GMT, 24th of October, 2010

Entry Models

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Garden fountains; those small concrete blocks squirting water in your face. They seem strangely annoying sometimes, but can't they be very beautiful? Let's try to make eyecatching futuristic fountains that fit into an average yard, and yet be beautiful and rustic.

3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 108"


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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #108 - Places of Worship is:



'Gothic Cathedral', by Woody. This beautiful complex model was modeled very systhematically, with a total of 73 different components used in the build; counting a massive 100,000 edges and 33,000 faces. The entire interior has been modeled as well, and I have to say, now I finally understand what architects did with the extra space above the ambulatories. Well done Woody! Looking forward to seeing more of your work!

Sketchup 3D Challenge #108 - Places of Worship

Sketchup 3D Challenge presents Challenge #108, final part of the Architecture series (consisting of three challenges):

Places of Worship



Sunday 26th of September 2010 - Wednesday 6th of October 2010

CHALLENGE CLOSED



Entry Models


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Think of models like:
- Churches
- Mosques
- Temples
- Synagogues
A temple of your own made-up religion?

3D Warehouse tag: "3d challenge 108"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #107 - Skyscraper is:


A major event has happened the past week. We've changed the voting to an easier, sythematical approach, and hereby attracted some 30 voters! A great 180 points were given, of which 43 went to Art Deco Skyscraper by Adrian Novotny (Tesler). His greatly detailed model of a 1930s building came out beautifully in a fantastic render displayed on the detailspage. Congratulations Adrian!

Sketchup 3D Challenge Survey

Thank you for your input!

- Milo Minderbinder

Sketchup 3D Challenge #107 - Skyscrapers

Sketchup 3D Challenge presents Challenge #107, Part of the new Architecture series (consisting of three challenges):

Skyscrapers

Sunday 12th of September 2010 - Wednesday 22th of September 2010
Challenge closed

Voting Closed

RESPONSES ACCEPTED UNTIL 11:59 PM - GMT, 26th of September, 2010

Entry Models


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Think of models like:
- An existing one?
- An old retro one?
- A futuristic one?
- A 1,000,000 feet tall one?

3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 107"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #106 - Resort Architecture is:


DF_Andy, and his Sun Set Hotel. His cool look on tropical paradise should set an example for future resorts! All of the submissions looked awesome, but DF_Andy made it with a landslide. Great terrain modeling by the way!

Sketchup 3D Challenge #106 - Resort Architecture

Sketchup 3D Challenge presents Challenge #105,
Part of the new Architecture series (consisting of three challenges):



Resort Architecture




Sunday 29th of August 2010 - Wednesday 8th of September 2010
VOTING STARTED - Challenge Closed,
please vote in the comments

Entry Models

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Think of models like:
- Your own design
- A real resort in Mexico
- There are resorts in Miami Beach too
- What else? Just start modeling!

3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 106"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #106, Cars is:


HenkieTenk, with his very realistic model of a Classic Car. A very detailed model of his own design competing with other beautiful models, made it hard for us to vote, but in the end the winner was this retro car!

Sketchup 3D Challenge #105 - Cars

Sketchup 3D Challenge presents Challenge #105:

Cars

Due to issues, the deadline has been extended by ONE WEEK.

Sunday August 8th 2010 - EDIT: Wednesday August 25th 2010

Entry Models
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Think of models like:
- Sportcar
- Dragracer
- Stationwagen
- Soccermom van
- A Beetle on 100'' wheels?

3D Warehouse tag: "3d challenge 105"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #104, Stereos is:

Jedi Charles with his beautiful model of a 7.1 Surround Sound Stereo wiPod Safe and BluRay Player.

Though the model wasn't downloadable, it was viewed in a fantastic render.

Sketchup 3D Challenge #104 - Stereos

Sketchup 3D Challenge presents Challenge #103:

Stereos
Sunday July 25th 2010 - Wednesday August 4th 2010

Entry Models
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Think of models like:
- Ghettoblasters
- Hightech supersound systems
- HomeCinema sound system
- Anything that falls under the word Stereo

3D Warehouse tag: "3d challenge 104"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #103, 2D Components is:

Jansen, with his model 'The SketchUp 2d people essentials pack'

Jansens amazing collection of 18 different 2D people is both beautiful, and has a low filesize, so these people are really helpful for finishing your own outdoor scene. Colorful and faceless, it is a pleasure to look at!

Sketchup 3D Challenge #103 - 2D Components

Sketchup 3D Challenge presents Challenge #103:

2D Components


Sunday July 11th 2010 - Wednesday July 21st 2010

CLOSED
voting started - winners announced on July 24th

Entry Models
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Think of models like:
- A guy
- A dog
- A cat
- An elephant
- A refrigerator.

3D Warehouse tag: "3d challenge 103"

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The winner of previous Challenge #102: Public Transportation is:

Jedi Charles, with his model 'Solocraft Electric Bus'.

Jedi Charles won this challenge with an astonishing 35% of the votes, as second place only ranked up to 20%. Second place was taken by Gabor with his model 'Montado CB-19'. 'Lady and the Tram' by CK got third place with 14% of the votes. Congratulations Jedi Charles!

Sketchup 3D Challenge #102 - Public Transportation

Sketchup 3D Challenge presents Challenge #102:

Public transportation


Sunday June 27th 2010 - Wednesday Juli 7th 2010

Entry Models
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Think of models like:
- A train
- Aircraft
- A taxicab
- A busstation
- Anything that has something to do with public transportation.

3D Warehouse tag: "3d challenge 102"

The winners of Sketchup 3D Challenge #101

Well, I gueass it is time to finally announce our winners of Sketchup 3D Challenge #101: Shape your Landscape. But first let's have a look back at the past month. We've received 21 modelsubmissions, all of great quality, and all with beautiful thumbnail images on their detailspage. Would you like to have a look back? Check out the models here. On June 18th, we've started the voting of two competitions. One for Best Model, one for Best Thumbnail. The winners would receive a copy of Sketchup 7.1 for Architectural Visualization: Beginner's Guide, provided by Packt Publishing.
When all the points were counted, we've come to the conclusion that the winner of the Best Model competition has been won by:

Horváth Gábor, with his beautiful model, Tokyo 100 x 100. A 10.000 square meter section of downtown Tokyo with an exceptional level of detail. Congratulations!
- Second place was taken by Mbuzzyk, and his model of Motu Bora Bora,
- Third place was taken by CK, with his House on Haunted Hill.

And the Thumbnail Image Competition was won by:

Sebastián Velásquez, with his beautifully arranged Thumbnail image of an Alien Landscape. Congratulations on winning your prize Sebastián!
- Second place was taken by Lordgood, and his model of an Indian Fortress,
- Third place was Lordgood as well, with his second model Montressor Castle.

Thank you all for participating in this big challenge, and all new challenges will start every two weeks, with our next one starting on Sunday 27th.
Certificates are being made as we speak. View our points table Here.
This post will be edited later today, so keep on modeling y'all!

As a reaction to becoming the winner of the Model competition, Horváth made a model of the training glider he flies, the Góbé. In his own way, he thanked us for Challenge #101, by placing Sketchup 3D Challenge banners on the wings! Take a look here.


- Milo Minderbinder, 3D Challenge moderator

Voting started on Challenge #101 - Shape your Landscape!

Hello Readers!
Please vote for your favorite models and thumbnails in Challenge #101 on the commentpage HERE.

Voting method
This challenge there will be two votes.
- one for best MODEL (will win one prize)
- one for best THUMBNAIL (will win one prize)

you may vote like this:
- your First model choice is worth 3 points,
- your Second model worth 2 points,
- your Third model worth 1 point,

- your First thumbnail choice is worth 3 points,
- your Second thumbnail worth 2 points,
- your Third thumbnail worth 1 point,

You may also make a comment, if you wish, on why you chose each model.
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Hello everyone,

If you'd like to receive updates on the blog by email about once every month, please sign up for our new Newsletter by sending an email to infophenix01@gmail.com . For the 3D Prize Challenge #101, scroll a bit down!

3D Challenge #101 - Shape your Landscape

3D Challenge #101

Shape your Landscape



28th May 2010 - 23:59PM 17th June 2010
CLOSED

Voting started, ends on June 22nd, 23:59PM

Entry Models


Shape your own dream landscape! And organize you Thumbnail!
It could be anything:
- mountains
- northpole
- desert
- sea
- your backyard (if it's big enough)

And remember: two prizes will be given away:
two copies of SketchUp 7.1 for Architectural Visualization: Beginner's Guide by Robin de Jongh. Read more HERE.

There will be two votes this time:
- Best MODEL
- Best THUMBNAIL

3D Warehouse tag: "3d Prize challenge 101"

View rules and regulations, tips and tricks, and more about the two votes Here

Our next Sketchup 3D Challenge, #101

All getting ready for our huge Sketchup 3D Challenge #101? I hope you are, but you'll have plenty more time when the challenge really starts (in a few minutes). Because this will be our biggest challenge yet, we are extending the submitting time from 10 days to 20 days, because we would really like to have lots of submissions for our prize challenge. Yes, in Challenge #101, we are giving away two copies of SketchUp 7.1 for Architectural Visualization: Beginner's Guide by Robin de Jongh. Read more Here. But why two copies? Well, parallel to our usual vote, we'll be having a second vote on this challenge #101. The traditional vote will stay the same. The only addition there will be, is a second vote for best Thumbnail image (the image shown on the models detailspage). The winner of this vote will also receive a copy of SketchUp 7.1 for Architectural Visualization: Beginner's Guide by Robin de Jongh. If the winner of this vote is the same person as the winner of the traditional vote, the prize will transfer to the Second place thumbnail. To read more about how to organize a beautiful thumbnail, read this post Zoungy 'the librarian' wrote about getting a manicure.

How will we notify the winners, that they won a prize?
After the voting ends, we count the points, and give a heads up (by email) to the 1st place winner of Sketchup 3D Challenge #101. We'll ask him for his shipping details, so we can send him his first place prize. Then he will be contacted by Packt Publishing, who will send him his prize. If he doesn't reply within five days, the prize goes to the second place winner.

So, to make a long story short...
There will be given away two prizes: two copies of the PacktPub book for Visualization.
- One for the best model (just the model and description, nothing else!)
- One for the best Thumbnail image (Just the image! Not the model!)

Voters will be voting the same, but twice this time.

It will take a lot of votes this time, so please all contact all of the regular competitors you know, and tell them Sketchup 3D Challenge is up and running again!

Also,
Please sign up for our new Monthly (or so) Newsletter by sending an email to infophenix01@gmail.com.

Sketchup Challenge #100 winner

The Winner of Challenge #100: Everyone loves their Mom

Hello Sketchup 3D Challenge competitors! Once again, thank you all for helping us getting the blog up and running again; you all came back when we needed you most. Well in this blogpost, I will be giving you the title of the winning model and the name of the winning modeler of Sketchup 3D Challenge #100 (what a great number for a beautiful challenge), but first I would like to make it clear that still not everyone is aware of the blog being back up again, so please please contact the fellow competitors you know and spread the word!

This Challenge has been a little bit difficult for all of us. Appearantly the timing wasn't so great, because until we extended the deadline, we only had three modelsubmissions. On the day of the deadline (and even one submission was too late, but I saw it through the fingers, as they say in Holland), we received 7 new models, which saved our blog from failing to announce a fair winner. But I know your time is valuable, so I'll give you the results of the vote right now. The winner of Sketchup 3D Challenge, Everyone loves their Mom, with an incredible 18 votes is... (wait for it...) CK with his brilliant model Puang Ma_lai Dok Ma_li, a graceful motherday gift made of flowers.

Second place: Jansen with his Teddy Bear
Third place: Dracoscove with her Basket of Love

Thank you all for joining us, and please sign up for our new Monthly (or so) Newsletter by sending an email to infophenix01@gmail.com.

Also, view this awesome review we made of the bookprize PacktPublishing donated to us!

SketchUp 7.1 for Architectural Visualization: Beginner's Guide, REVIEW

Hello Readers!

I was contacted recently by Packt Publishers, who are releasing their new book SketchUp 7.1 for Architectural Visualization: Beginner's Guide by Robin de Jongh. I thought it was an excellent idea to write a review for them, and soon a book was sent to me with a 9 page Table of Contents! And think about it; this is only the Beginner’s Guide. After reading (well, reading...) the first 23 pages of the book (in which a very useful manual of this manual, with explanations of different headings, text styles, etc was included), the author got to the point.

I came to the conclusion that

Prizes are Coming

Dear sketchup 3D Challenge readers,

Recently we've been contacted by Packt Publishing, about a book they are publishing currently: SketchUp 7.1 for Architectural Visualization: Beginner's Guide. The outcome of our conversations: One copy of the book as a first place prize for the next challenge! This is really good news, but there is also a little bit of bad news. Because this blog was out for maintenance a couple of weeks ago, a lot of competitors stopped reading it, and they still don't know we're up and running again. So it will take a week or two to get everyone back in the game before we can start this awesome new challenge. So please contact all of the regular competitors you know, and sign in for the new monthly newsletter by sending an email to infophenix01@gmail.com.

But, we are also publishing a review on our blog!

Thank you,
Milo Minderbinder

Voting started on 3D Challenge #100!

Hello dear 3D Challenge blog readers!

After having some trouble with finding enough submissions, sending out a newsletter to most of the regular competitors, and adding another day to the challenge deadline, it is FINALLY May 18th. We've received 10 modelsubmissions (of which 6 were uploaded on the day of the deadline), and we are now starting the voting period HERE.

These were the modelers:
- Dracoscove, (2 models)
- SeyvaqS, (2 models)
- CK,
- Jacksterb96,
- HenkieTenk,
- Jansen,
- Gamemaster01.

When voting, please also explain why you voted the way you did. It helps other modelers improve their models, and isn't that what you want too?

You may vote like this:
1] your First choice is worth 3 points,
2] your Second worth 2 points,
3] your Third worth 1 point,

Please vote in a comment on THIS PAGE.

ALSO, we are working on a Sketchup 3D Challenge mailing list. If you would like to be contacted once a month or so, about new features on the blog or the special prize we'll be writing a post about in a bit, please send an email to infophenix01@gmail.com.

3D-Challenge #100 - Everyone loves their Mom

3D-Challenge #100

Everyone loves their Mom


6th May 2010 - EDIT: 17th 23:59PM May 2010


Entry models


Create your 3D Mothersday present!
It could be anything:
- Chocolate,
- Candy
- A fridge wrapped in giftpaper

Giftpaper isn't necessary, but it MUST be worth more then ten bucks. Otherwise your a bad son or daughter. But it has to be purchasable for a kid; so you can't model a car or an LCD screen!

3D Warehouse tag: 3D Challenge 100

Sketchup Challenge #099 winner

The winner of Challenge #099: Small is Beautiful

Thank you everyone supporting us, the crew of 3Dchallenge, in getting this blog back in the game. Last challenge number 099 was extremely succesful, compared to challenge 098. We had eleven submissions, and a total of 30 points were given in the voting process. After counting all of the votes, we came to the conclusion that the absolute winner of Sketchup 3D Challenge is: .... CK with his model 'Port Macquarie Lighthouse'. Thank you CK for your wonderful model of this small lighthouse. Also thank you Yewenyi, whose photo CK appearantly used for his model.

Second place was taken by bdhy, with three submissions.
Third place was taken by Cathy Tritschler with her model of Case, Chefferie de Bana, Cameroun.

I must order you now to submit new models to historic challenge #100 (!), because you know what they say: ,,A new Thursday, A new Sketchup 3D Challenge!"

PS: We need someone who knows how tu use Adobe Photoshop. Please contact us on infophenix01@gmail.com.

Voting started on 3D Challenge #099!

Hello 3D Challenge blog readers!

As it is already April 27th (time's gone fast!), we'll have to start the voting on Challenge #099. The subject was 'Small is Beautiful'
We have received eleven submissions, which is quite a big number compared to previous Challenge #098.

The participants of Sketchup 3D Challenge #099 were:
- bdhy (3 entries!)
- jptoodles
- dracoscove
- cathy.tritschler
- Kangarooz
- LordGood
- www. flukeworld. com
- CK (winner of Challenge #096)

You may vote like this:
1] your First choice is worth 3 points,
2] your Second worth 2 points,
3] your Third worth 1 point,

Please vote in a comment on THIS PAGE

We also like to remind you of Sketchup Challenge #097, which is still in the voting stage. Please vote for you favorite models in Challenge #097 HERE.

Sketchup Challenge #098 winner

The winner of Challenge #098: Wonders of the World

Just finishing some unfinished stuff around here, I found out, we hadn't selected a winner for Challenge #098 yet. The subject was Wonders of the World, and we got a staggering 5 submissions. Maybe the small amount of models submitted was caused by the blog being offline for some time. But now we're back in the game, and already started new Sketchup Challenge #099: Small is Beautiful. If you would like to submit your own model to this new challenge, hurry up! The deadline is 11:59PM tomorrow, the 27th!
So, after counting all of the votes, we came to the conclusion that with 8 points Alpha94 won the challenge with his model 'Temple of Artemis at Ephesus'.
Second place went to MyTH, with his model 'The Lighthouse at Alexandria'
Third place went to SeyvaqS, with his own version of 'The Lighthouse At Alexandria'

So now, I would like to file this challenge in the long history of Sketchup 3D Challenges, and - of course - congratulate the happy winner Alpha94!
Thank you Alpha94 for your excellent model (the certificate will be published soon):

And if you're reading this, you might as well vote for challenge 097, because we're kinda short on votes here!

Please vote for your model in challenge 097!!!

Sketchup Challenge #096 winner

The winner of Challenge #096: Bicycle

Thanks to everyone participating in the 3D Challenge 096, and to everyone voting for the submitted models, we are now finally able to decide who won the competition. Leading with eleven points, the winner is: modeler CK with 'Boy's bike'!

With 9 points, second place goes to Henkietenk with Penny Farthing
with 5 points, third place goes to Cathy Thrischler with Bureau vélo.

Thank you CK for your excellent model of a boy's bike; the certificate will be published soon.


And if you're reading this, you migth as well vote for challenges 097 and 098, because we're kinda short on votes here!

Please vote for your model in challenges 097 and 098!!!

3D-Challenge #099 - Small is beautiful

3D-Challenge #098

Small is Beautiful




17th April 2010 - 27th April 2010



Entry Models





Create any building you like;
It must be real
It must be current
It must be (very) Small

No background needed, Model should be correctly geo-located, textures use is okay

3D Warehouse tag: 3d challenge 099

Challenge #099 the subject

On the previous blogpost we've gotten a lot of ideas and suggestions for future Challenge subjects. We want to thank everyone for adding their ideas to the list. The subjects you've sent to us were:
- Fountains,
- Planets,
- Mario,
- Dragen Ball Z
- Train stations
- Open challenge (every submission will feature its own subject)
- Sketchup jokes
- (Very) small buildings
- Anything with Mothers day
- Gardens
- Gifts
- Flowers
- Spa gettaway

The idea of Mothers day by dracoscove was awesome, and we thought that was a great subject for the month of May, so that will be the subject of Challenge #100 (a very special challenge!).
But what will be the subject of Challenge #099? With the changing from 99 to 100, we're trade the small numbers for the larger numbers, so we thought that 'Small Buildings' would make a great Challenge #099. Thank you bdhy!

And by the way, if you read this, you might as well cast your vote for previous challenges #098 and #097!

Thank you all!

Upcoming challenge #099

Hello everyone following the Sketchup 3D challenges!

After a couple of weeks of maintenance on the blog here, we think we are in need a Challenge #099. There has silence around here for some time now, and people started to wonder if 3D challenge blog is still running. Well, I can tell you, we're back in the game and starting a new challenge #099 in a couple of days. But we haven't figured out a particular subject, so we could use some suggestions.

Have you thought of a subject?

Put your ideas on the commentpage of this blogpost.

In a few days we'll choose a subject submitted by readers.

A few ideas:

- Barns

- Trainstations

- Planets

So get thinking and comment!

3D-Challenge #098 - Wonders of the World

3D-Challenge #098

Wonders of the World

1st March 2010 - 10th March 2010


Entry Models

New 3D-Challenge

3D-Challenge #098 


Runs

1st March 2010 - 10th March 2010

Topic

Wonders of the World

Any and all SketchUp users are welcome to participate. Models are created, uploaded to the 3D Warehouse, then voted on by fellow users and modelers.

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