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Here’s my latest O scale narrow gauge loco, almost ready for printing. It is a freelanced small diesel for 18” gauge.
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Hi i am native solidworks user. Very experienced both in solid and surface modelling. I came across some videos of shapr3d and was very impressed with it. I bought ipad and try shapr3d. First i was little disappoint that i didn’t find appropriate modelling tools as i am very used to solidworks features. But then i realized that shapr3d is a seperarate thing and other softwares like solidworks are other thing.
So i start learning shapr3d though it haven’t lot of features. But shapr3d team working very hard so i am pretty sure with passage of time they will facilitate the cad designers with all required tools.
Anyhow i am learning shapr3d and enjoying it. I am sharing some work i did on shapr3d.
Regards,
Zeeshan Ahmed
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colored version of remote.
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Here is my creation by Shapr3D after practicing 1 month. I exported to vectorworks for rendering. I really enjoyed working with Shapr3D and can’t wait to create more!
Hope you guys like it.
Hideaki
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https://www.behance.net/gallery/95919461/Switch-it-up-Retro-console
I’ve been using shapr3d for a while an I love this program! I’ve enjoyed making this this retro case for my game console and it brought back memories from when I had the Nintendo NES as a child. I am in the process of 3D printing this.
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Wow, amazing 
Best building model I’ve seen so far. Great detail.
How did you model the bed linen and human figure?
Both are STL files imported from 3rd parties.
I have modelled everything except furnitures using S3D.
A commercial grade, motorized take-up reel for a 1000lbs roll of artificial turf.
Images of: Concept, AR, and final unit. Next is to add the roll of turf.
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Wow this is awesome, thanks for sharing! 
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