#54: Name That Movie!

#53: Name That TV Show!

Originally posted and imagined by the furious Full Tang.

#52: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the mercurial Full Tang.

#51: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by Murphy, who has 1,000 rhymes (and almost as many styles).


And if it's not obvious to everyone, Murphy's impetuous, frame-based styling is to be enjoyed/pondered starting in upper left, then upper right, then lower left, then lower right.

And finally, as originally submitted by Murphy; you can really feel the motion.

#50: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the evil mastermind Murphy.

#49: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by Full Tang.

#48: Name That Movie!

#47: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the mighty Murphy.

#46: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the incontrovertible Full Tang.

#45: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by incorrigible Full Tang.

#44: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the Full Tang.




08.17.2008 - Edited by Big Jilm to add 5% greater accuracy.


08.22.2008 - Redux by Full Tang for extra action/accuracy. GET IT!

#43: Name That Movie!

#42: Name That Movie!

#41: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by Full Tang.

#40: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by Full Tang.

#39: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by Full Tang.

#38: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by Full Tang.

#37: Name That Movie!

#36: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by Full Tang

#35: Name That Video Game!

Originally rendered by Full Tang

#34: Name That Movie!

#33: Name That Movie!

#32: Name That Movie!

Blog: 3D Printing-on-Demand is Guaranteed to Massively Accelerate SMT Acceptance / Dominance

Today's slashdot article re: Shapeways, an on-demand 3D printer service that will get you your fully-realized 3D model in about 10 days for around $50-$150.



Who will be the first to have a 3d "diorama" of this classic sitting on your desk at work?

Currently in closed beta, though, and it wasn't immediately clear (via browsing their web site for 2 minutes) which model formats they support. But one thing is for sure: if they don't support SketchUp now, SMT is at the forefront of driving that acceptance... BIG TIME.

#31: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by Full Tang.