24 January 2014

Winner Announcement: Challenge #198 - Rockets

The winner of previous Challenge #198 - Rockets is...
NASA Experimental Missile by fil.f. Congratulations on your win! Your model is now featured on the SketchUp 3D Challenge Facebook page!
Current Challenge: #200 - Sci-Fi Movie Prop: 23 January '14 - 03 February '14
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 200
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23 January 2014

Vote Now: SketchUp 3D Challenge #199 - Bell Tower

Challenge #199 - Bell Tower 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

Participants in the challenge will 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: #200 Sci-Fi Movie Prop: 23 January '14 - 03 February '14
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 200
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SketchUp 3D Challenge #200 - Sci-Fi Movie Prop

Thursday, 23 January '14 - Monday, 03 February '14

This challenge marks the 200th challenge of the SketchUp 3D Challenge!
Thanks to all the volunteers and participants who have taken part in the fun throughout the past 6 1/2 years.
Science fiction movies have caught the imagination of moviegoers since the days of silent films, but, it wasn't until the 1950s when public interest in space travel and new technology that the genre really took hold. Along with so many of these iconic films were the unique props used to convey the story.

Challenge Requirements: In this challenge you are to model a movie prop from a well known sci-fi motion picture in the highest level of detail you can provide in the time allotted for the challenge.

Standard Participation Rules apply. Thanks to Danilo Vincenzo for the challenge topic suggestion.

3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 200
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14 January 2014

Winner Announcement: Challenge #197 - Snowflakes

The winner of previous Challenge #197 - Snowflakes is...
Snowflake Lunar Base by francescotassoni747. Congratulations on your win! Your model is now featured on the SketchUp 3D Challenge Facebook page!
Current Challenge: #199 - Bell Tower: 13 January '14 - 23 January '14
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 199
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13 January 2014

Vote Now: SketchUp 3D Challenge #198 - Rockets

Challenge #198 - Rockets 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

Participants in the challenge will 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: #199  Bell Tower: 13 January '14 - 23 January '14
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 199
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SketchUp 3D Challenge #199 - Bell Tower

Monday, 13 January '14 - Thursday, 23 January '14

Bell tower
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A bell tower is a tower that contains one or more bells, or that is designed to hold bells, even if it has none. In the European tradition, such a tower most commonly serves as part of a church and contains church bells. Modern bell towers often contain carillons.
The Italian term campanile, deriving from the word 'campana' meaning bell, is synonymous with 'bell tower'; in American English it tends to be used to refer to freestanding bell towers.
A bell tower may also be called a belfry, though this term may also refer to the substructure that houses the bells rather than the tower as a whole.
For this challenge you are free to design your own or model an existing bell tower. The one exception is that it must NOT also be a clock tower in respect to Challenge #056 - Clocktower (I won!).

Standard Participation Rules apply. Thanks to Sketchmaster Tóth for the challenge topic suggestion.

3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 199
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03 January 2014

Winner Announcement: Challenge #196 - Chariots

The winner of previous Challenge #196 - Chariots is...
Cybernetic Chariot by Sketchmaster Tóth. Congratulations on your win! Your model is now featured on the SketchUp 3D Challenge Facebook page!
Current Challenge: #198 - Rockets: 02 January '14 - 13 January '14
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 198
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02 January 2014

Vote Now: SketchUp 3D Challenge #197 - Snowflakes

Challenge #197 - Snowflakes 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

Participants in the challenge will 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: #198 Rockets: 02 January '14 - 13 January '14
3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 198
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SketchUp 3D Challenge #198 - Rockets

Thursday, 02 January '14 - Monday, 13 January '14

Rocket
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A rocket is a missile, spacecraft, aircraft or other vehicle that obtains thrust from a rocket engine. Rocket engine exhaust is formed entirely from propellants carried within the rocket before use. Rocket engines work by action and reaction. Rocket engines push rockets forward simply by throwing their exhaust backwards extremely fast.
What better way to rocket into the New Year than with a rocket challenge? You are free to design or model any type of rocket you choose or even invent your own kind of rocket. Rockets are often smooth and sleek so you are further challenged to add details to your rocket from the rocket motor to the cone. Feel free to fulfill your space travel fantasy or model something from history; it's totally up to you.

Standard Participation Rules apply. Thanks to Francesco Tassoni for the challenge topic suggestion.

3D Warehouse Tag: 3D Challenge 198
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