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
Happy 2011!
Milo Minderbinder
31 December 2010
21 December 2010
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!
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!
06 December 2010
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...
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...
24 November 2010
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.
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.
07 November 2010
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!
24 October 2010
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.
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.
10 October 2010
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!
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!
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!
26 September 2010
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!
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!
12 September 2010
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!
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