Sketchup 3D Challenge #124 - Dream Worlds

Google Sketchup 3D Challenge presents 3D Challenge #124:

Dream Worlds


Sunday May 22nd, 2011 - Wednesday June 1st, 2011
Challenge Closed.

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Ever had a dream you've remembered after waking up?
A strange dream world, where you recognise everything,
but when you start to think, ot all strangely was very
different from reality? If you have, be sure to enter this
Challenge! Don't have any inspiration yet? I guess a
little afternoon nap could do no harm...
Thank you, Goldensim and MDC, for this great subject!

3D Challenge tag: "3D Challenge 124"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #123 - Anything is:


SCIFI LICIOUS, with his amazing model of Postapocalyptic Lincoln Monument! Crazy detail, and if you read the various signs, according to SCIFI LICIOUS, humanity can still have a laugh after the apocalypse! By the way, this is the forst model in 3D Challenge history to have taken 1st place with a wide screen image! Are we living the future?

Sketchup 3D Challenge #123 - Anything!

Google Sketchup 3D CHallenge presents 3D Challenge #123:

Anything!


Sunday 8th of May, 2011 - Wednesday 18th of May, 2011
Challenge Closed.

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'Anything?' you might think, and the answer is 'Yes, absolutely anything'. As there wasn't really one subject we could settle on, we've decided to go crazy, and have you all design something you choose! So GoldenSim, design that Flying boat! And HenkieTenk, build that Bridge! There is only one condition: you may NOT use any components already uploaded to the 3D Warehouse. But that shouldn't be that hard! (By the way, the image shown above doesn't make any sense, if you were wondering)


3D Warehouse tag: "3D Challenge 123"

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The winner of previous 3D Challenge #122 - Abandoned Places is:



GoldenSim with his model of 'The Effects of Time'! Congratulations! You've won the Challenge with this beautiful model of an abandoned country shack. Great detailling, and, did you design that tree by yourself?