Attached Link: http://www.sparkyworld.co.uk/3d10own.htm

This model is a home/office desktop shredder complete with modelled "paper jam", wire and plug. Presented as a poser prop (PP2) with parented parts for ease of use (select base to move props). It consists of the following bits.... The Base... The shredder can be removed from the top of the base so you can empty it. The base has an indented top in which the shredder fits 100% perfectly. The base has also been made and mapped so the interior can be coloured seperately. The Shredder... The wire or the plug can be hidden by simply making either of the material zones invisible. The shredder also has accurate safety decals and a switch. Both the base and the shredder have 1024x1024 textures with the same plastic 'grain' effect found on real shredders. Making this prop very usefull for those artists neededing realistci object in their scenes. The "Paper Jam"... Unlike you when try to dejunk a real shredder :) The "jam" eaily be moved or deleted. Just like on a real one, theres always more than the recommended number of junk wedged into it as well:) Including various paperwork such as bills, pizza leaflet and bank card. Plus the obligatory bit of 1/2 shredded paper left over from the last time it jammed up! Plus, if you fancy making your own textures, theres also templates for the paper stuff. http://www.sparkyworld.co.uk/3d10own.htm

hmmm can we throw corrupt figures like ppls through it too?

Thank you Mr Sparky for the shredder - you always put a smile on my face.

I can't download this. It has a European power supply. I am in the states.

 

Kidding. Great work as usual!

Mr. Sparky, thank you.  You have a great sense of what hasn't been done before.

Thanks!

Thanks All - more coming next week. *I can't download this. It has a European power supply. I am in the states.* As with most household electrical items, just wire it to a lamp-post. Plus this approach will help you save money on household heating bills. You won't have a house, so no bills, and some nice men with a bright red truck will give you a free silver blanket:) *hmmm can we throw corrupt figures like ppls through it too?* No. As the pictures shows, the manual strongly advises against this. Especially with some politicians, as they have a tendency to melt :)

Fantastic thanks! :)

Lol. Thank you. looks good. btw. Thats NOT an european power supply. Might be some european countrys who use it but by no means all.

Thanks all, and yes dyret is indeed correct that plug is a British one. The more observant of you, will also notice on the top of the plug is the PAT sticker. It's a law here that In all businesses, or public buildings, all small electrical items have to be tested regularly (usually annually) and the sticker is used to show thats been done.