1937 Delage D8 - 120S Aerosport, 1/24

[RVB]

Yes, I saw it, I dont known this tool, i'll see, I use MeshRoom.

Let me show you where you can see the structured light scanner technique. I'll be back.

[Pico]

Here's a really good scan. I should have done the Delage to this quality, rather than screwing around with it until it was correct. Here about all I've done is punch the louvers, added wheel wells, door and hood lines and the divider behind the passenger compartment. But first to make it absolutely symmetrical, cut it in half, erased half, copied and flipped the other half, and welded to together. 

[peteski]

You must have spent dozens of hours with your CAD programs!  That's dedication!

[RVB]

Waow! I think that i have to try Regard3d, thank you for the link 

Here's a commercial product that use structured project :

And here's a DIY project to do it : https://www.lesimprimantes3d.fr/forum/topic/26837-sls-scanner-3d-mon-scanner-3d/

well, here it’s late and i’m working early tomorrow, see U

[Pico]

5 minutes ago, peteski said:

You must have spent dozens of hours with your CAD programs!  That's dedication!

Been using Sketchup for 8 years now. It's an advanced hobbyist software. There are other programs, Fusion360 is very good but requires more dedication and time to learn. 

[RVB]

Inventor2020 is not too bad

[peteski]

2 minutes ago, Pico said:

Been using Sketchup for 8 years now. It's an advanced hobbyist software. There are other programs, Fusion360 is very good but requires more dedication and time to learn. 

Yes, you are quite familiar with your CAD software. I just meant that you must have spend dozens of hours on the computer, just on the Delage project.