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Re: Interior modeling techniques?
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 30 May 2001 20:28:52 GMT
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In lugnet.space, William R. Ward writes:
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> I'm afraid I've never mastered the art of interior design, when it
> comes to Lego craft. Seeing some of the models, most recently Bram's
> latest wonder, has made me really want to work on improving that.
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> I like to think I do a good job on the exterior design of my ships. I
> think they tend to have good lines, and symmetry, and all that. But
> I've never been able to do a good job on the interiors.
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> Maybe it's because I never worked on Town models, back "in the day".
> I was a Space fan through and through. A couple of computers and a
> steering wheel is as far as I ever got - just like the official Lego
> models. You never saw a bathroom in a Galaxy Explorer, did you?
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> So I'm learning late. I've been working on copying some of the clever
> chair designs I see on Brickshelf and other things like that. But I
> think I'm missing the big picture in terms of integrating these
> elements into the model.
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> How do you all do it? Do you plan the internal floorplan in advance,
> and build the exterior to suit it? Do you build the exterior and add
> interior pieces in the result? Some combination of the two? I tend
> to build ships with wide open spaces inside, then find difficulty
> adding interior walls, wall-mounted fixtures, etc., without having to
> disassemble the whole thing. But doing the interior first strikes me
> as wrong too. What's the best way?
I will have a basic idea of what sort of interior I want before I start. I
usually build the bottom half of the ships hull and then begin adding the
interior layout. The interior and exterior then grow at the same pace and I
begin to work out how I can access the interior (removable panels, etc.).
One the interior is finished I complete the exterior. Then its time for
detailing.
I usually go through this process several times on a model before I'm happy
with what it looks like.
hope this helps
ZaC
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