#68: Name That TV Show!

#67: Name That Movie!

#66: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the prolific Full Tang.

#65: Name That ((Not A Movie))!

Originally rendered by the allegedly all-knowing Full Tang.



11.25.2008 Updated for much greater accuracy by Big Jilm. It should also be noted that this is _not_ a movie, although Full Tang refuses to get with the program and indicate what kind of media it is.



Now with ever greater accuracy.



Incrementally greater accuracy.



With greater confidence in the air, we will never surrender.

#64: Name That Sketch Comedy!

Updated for greater accuracy.

#63: Name That Movie!

#62: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the always law-abiding Murphy.



UPDATE FROM MURPHY 10.28.2008

#61: Name That Movie!

Updated for greater accuracy!













Updated for surpassing accuracy!













Updated for deadly accuracy!

#60: Name That Album Cover!

Originally rendered by the enigmatic Full Tang.

#59: Name That Movie!

#58: Name That Movie!

#57: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the utterly unstoppable Full Tang.

#56: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the prestigious Full Tang.

#55: Name That Movie!

Originally rendered by the impetuous Full Tang.

#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.