Tengel07's wip project: 1970 Porsche 908/03

Lookin’ good! You are sure getting your quads down pat.

Great side by side comparison. The first one was impressive to begin with, and second even better.

Weekly progress:
Rear hood extended with tunnels for the gearbox cooling
Front and rear Stabiliser
Seatbelt
Brake callipers redesign

Render made with not subdivided model.






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Lovely work!

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Render weekend :nerd_face: with Subdivision applied on the most of the parts.






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This is awesome use of SU. Feel free to share here: Redirecting...

see-through illustration made with render pics and photoshop.

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That looks fantastic!

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a bit more see :face_with_monocle: through

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One year work on the model :crazy_face: :nerd_face:

Fittings details added


Door hinges plus pipe frame for stability of the doors

Electric systems: ignition coils, battery, control box, transitor ignition boxes

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test render with subdivided sketchup engine model.

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impressive as always!

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Are you going to 3D print a model at some point?

Such impressive work!
If you are ever on Facebook, feel free to share with us in the Trimble SketchUp Group. This would definitely raise some eyebrows.

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Wow, those exhausts are a work of art!!

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Engine subd test


Engine - more details added according reference pictures


Exhaust pipes re-positioned

Oil pipes for the camshaft drive added - needs some rework to look more realistic

Rubber clutch added on the fan

Current build status :sunglasses:

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The details you are adding are fantastic. This is similar to the type of mechanical modeling that I do with SketchUp, so I love it! :slight_smile:

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I have only reference pictures - that makes it not so easy to find the right dimensions. It’s the 4th version of the engine design - after i got a large set of pictures of a restored engine.

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Simply stunning! If you don’t mind my asking , how big is the file and how many hours do you think you have in the model so far?

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Indeed, this can be very challenging. For my project (Viking '75 Mars lander) I have been fortunate enough to have personally captured over 1000 detail measurements from actual hardware, I have found some published measurements, plus eight years ago I purchased a nice set of blueprints with dimensions that cover important areas. Even with all of that, I think I spend more time in Photoshop trying to work out “intermediate” measurements from my 3500 detail photographs of the hardware than I do in SketchUp actually working on geometry. My overall subject needs tens of thousands of detail measurements; your subject probably does also. Imagine the shop drawings used to fabricate your car’s engine block. It would probably have hundreds of measurements just there. We have chosen complicated subjects, I guess. :slight_smile:

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