Lego Pack 1 by bazze

Bryce • Objects • posted on Dec 18, 2003

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Assembled with Leocad. Rendered in Bryce4. You can download this model from my site: www.colacola.se (look under downloads) I've also added this model to the freestuff These scene was made for a training purpose before I made the Technics Carts. If you wish to find out how to make your own lego models - quite easily actually, then read my post in the Bryce forum: Here

Comments (10)

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RodsArt

6:26AM | Thu, 18 December 2003

Great Legos

simpatico

6:56AM | Thu, 18 December 2003

It seems a photograph of Legos bu what's the interest of this image ?

flazza

7:03AM | Thu, 18 December 2003

Class! Now do some star wars lego pieces.

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bazze

7:08AM | Thu, 18 December 2003

-> simptatico. If you think that it looks like a photograph then I thank you. What's interesting about it? Well you clicked on it - you tell me amigo.

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tallpindo

7:19AM | Thu, 18 December 2003

The fun is in the construction and maybe answereing the question is Non-rational B-spline (NURBS)just a cachet for parts? After years with developer surfaces and partial differential equations can we finally describe the general form of something at a distance from a central location and move it without scrambling it or altering it's surface so as to be unmappable? LEGOs as math renderered into visbily undeformed objects assembled into child' recognizable functional objects...cool!! Finally no payoff. The whole is exactly equal to the sum of it's parts.

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