27 May 2013

Winner Announcement: Challenge #175 - Classroom

The winner of previous Challenge #175 - Classroom is...
My classroom (1965) by a.j.unknow. Congratulations on your win! Your model is now featured on the SketchUp 3D Challenge Facebook page!
Current Challenge: #177 - Hot Air Balloon: 27 May 2013 - 06 June 2013
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 177
Challenge #176 - Internal Combustion Engine is now closed... Vote Now to Select the Winner!
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Vote Now: SketchUp 3D Challenge #176 - Internal Combustion Engine

Challenge #176 - Internal Combustion Engine has come to a close. Thanks for the great entries! Let's start the voting!
To vote, first review the entries, then create a comment on this post using the following example:

3 points: first place model name by modeler name
2 points: second place model name by modeler name
1 points: third place model name by modeler name

 New: Participants in the challenge will now receive a bonus point for their entry if they also make a suggestion for a future challenge when they vote. Please indicate the username you use in the 3D Warehouse if it differs from the one you use to submit your vote.

You may also make a comment, if you wish, on why you chose each model. Please also take a moment to suggest a future topic for the challenge.

Good luck!
Current Challenge: #177 - Hot Air Balloon: 27 May 2013 - 06 June 2013
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 177
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SketchUp 3D Challenge #177 - Hot Air Balloon

Monday, 27 May 2013 - Thursday, 06 June 2013


The hot air balloon was the first successful human flight technology to take shape. They generate lift by heating the air contained inside the balloon envelope to increase it's buoyancy in the atmosphere. They are typically moved about with wind but may employ other technology for propulsion in the form of airships.

The only requirement for your hot air balloon is that it must only use heated air for lift and not be filled with pressurized gases such as a dirigible uses. It can be made in any shape you choose as long as it can hold air without being sealed shut.

Standard Participation Rules apply. Thanks to DalexD for the suggestion.

3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 177
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17 May 2013

Winner Announcement: Challenge #174 - Waterslide

It's a tie! The winners of previous Challenge #174 - Waterside are...
Choose your path by a.j.unknow and Atlantis Park by GoldenSim. Congratulations to both winners! Your models are now featured on the SketchUp 3D Challenge Facebook page!
Current Challenge: #176 - Internal Combustion Engine: 16 May 2013 - 27 May 2013
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 176
Challenge #175 - Classroom is now closed... Vote Now to Select the Winner!
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16 May 2013

Vote Now: SketchUp 3D Challenge #175 - Classroom

Challenge #175 - Classroom has come to a close. Thanks for the great entries! Let's start the voting!
To vote, first review the entries, then create a comment on this post using the following example:

3 points: first place model name by modeler name
2 points: second place model name by modeler name
1 points: third place model name by modeler name

 New: Participants in the challenge will now receive a bonus point for their entry if they also make a suggestion for a future challenge when they vote.

You may also make a comment, if you wish, on why you chose each model. Please also take a moment to suggest a future topic for the challenge.

Good luck!
Current Challenge: #176 - Internal Combustion Engine: 16 May 2013 - 27 May 2013
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 176
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SketchUp 3D Challenge #176 - Internal Combustion Engine

Thursday, 16 May 2013 - Monday, 27 May 2013

Internal combustion engine
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The internal combustion engine is an engine in which the combustion of a fuel (normally a fossil fuel) occurs with an oxidizer (usually air) in a combustion chamber that is an integral part of the working fluid flow circuit. In an internal combustion engine (ICE) the expansion of the high-temperature and high-pressure gases produced by combustion apply direct force to some component of the engine. The force is applied typically to pistons, turbine blades, or a nozzle. This force moves the component over a distance, transforming chemical energy into useful mechanical energy.
For this challenge you are welcome to design or model any type of internal combustion engine as defined in the aforementioned WikiPedia article. Feel free to use your creativity to make something unique and to use as much detail as possible.

Standard Particle Rules apply. Thanks to GoldenSim for the challenge suggestion.

3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 176
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08 May 2013

Winner Announcement: Challenge #173 - Ferris Wheel

The winner of previous Challenge #173 - Ferris Wheel is...
Elvish Ferris Wheel by HenkieTenk. Congratulations on your win! Your model is now featured on the SketchUp 3D Challenge Facebook page!
Current Challenge: #175 - Classroom: 06 May 2013 - 16 May 2013
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 175
Challenge #174 - Waterside is now closed... Vote Now to Select the Winner!
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06 May 2013

Vote Now: SketchUp 3D Challenge #174 - Waterslide

Challenge #174 - Waterside has come to a close. Thanks for the great entries! Let's start the voting!
To vote, first review the entries, then create a comment on this post using the following example:

3 points: first place model name by modeler name
2 points: second place model name by modeler name
1 points: third place model name by modeler name

 New: Participants in the challenge will now receive a bonus point for their entry if they also make a suggestion for a future challenge when they vote.

You may also make a comment, if you wish, on why you chose each model. Please also take a moment to suggest a future topic for the challenge.

Good luck!
Current Challenge: #175 - Classroom: 06 May 2013 - 16 May 2013
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 175
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SketchUp 3D Challenge #175 - Classroom

Monday, 06 May 2013 - Thursday, 16 May 2013

Classroom
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A classroom is a room in which teaching or learning activities can take place. Classrooms are found in educational institutions of all kinds, including public and private schools, home schools, corporations, and religious and humanitarian organizations. The classroom attempts to provide a safe space where learning can take place uninterrupted by other distractions.

Standard Participation Rules apply. Thanks to samothrace41 for the suggestion.

3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 175
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