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While the basic principals of story telling will always be the foundation for a great presentation, the way in which we communicate that story has changed dramatically over time. Today’s business professional has a massive toolbox of techniques for which to convey their ideas. Here is a review of how presentation methods have changed over [...]

Model 02 by amarchadier is a closeup look at a full set of our own teeth. All the details are there. I am amazed at how deep and dangerous-looking the roots are too. This model gives me a new appreciation of my own choppers! It was uploaded in OBJ format. [amarchadier lives in France]

Even in the far reaches of the galaxy there is a great need for equipment to do everyday tasks. Smikorsky Multi Bot, by smike, is just such a spacecraft. When you need something or someone moved or even if you’re in the middle of a war, the Multi Bot will be there to help you get it done! smike has mastered Google SketchUp and the art of textures. The images you see here are from his model presentation which is an absolute must-see! [smike lives in Denmark]

In the midst of the massiveness of his Megaconstruction model, Enrrique (perecat1) has created a small bit of story-telling that brings the whole model to life. What an exciting place this would be to live or work!. Enrrique used 3DVIA Shape to tell his story. [Enrrique lives in Spain]

Porte Avion Test, by Timpit, has three different cameras that you can choose to view his amazing 3DVIA Studio Experience. Check them all out to fully appreciate the quality of work it took to create it.

Using 3DVIA Shape michelleshereni created this wonderfully detailed set design for one of Tennessee Williams’most famous plays. “A Street Car Named Desire” Stage Design shows a great imagination at work and demonstrates the patience and skill to make this 3D model to be able to share the results of that creativity.

We rarely stop to realize how much we depend on the accuracy of proper cable-making. CAB2393 PHDOT515 Prepa Kits Cables BME et BMI, by molaoufi, is a fantastic model that reminds us of some of the many steps taken to ensure that the cables in your car or in the plane you’re flying in are all correct! CATIA V5 was m0laoufi’s CAD tool.

The intricate patterns and meticulous construction details make Base Table by c_ridley, a masterpiece of design and modeling. Exquisite work using SolidWorks. I’d love to see this in person!

Learning can be fun! The Educator 3D Land by tomy proves it using a 3DVIA Scene. From the introductory instructions about how to move around, to the actual trials of following the path to each higher level, you’ll be sure to learn more about 3DVIA Scenes and smile the whole time! [tomy lives in Canada]

AC350C by ipetkovic is an excellent example of how far aquaculture has come as a sustainable source of high quality food. Check out the AKVA Group website and I’m sure you’ll find a wealth of information about the challenges of aquaculture as well as a better appreciation for this model as one of the solutions. It was uploaded using 3DVIA Composer.

I love how the forest plays a large part in the beauty of this model. Pельеф и дом 06 by Andrey looks like it would be a peaceful and serene place where you could hear the soothing breezes in the trees all around you. Andrey used Google SketchUp.

Vedette FRA304 750 by gruz29 shows us another side of powerful beauty and grace. Using SolidWorks, he has modeled this sleek speedster. I can imagine being dockside and hearing it burbling patiently until it’s time to shred the water in a full-speed run. He also created all of the images shown and included them in his gallery shots. Great job! 

Beauty and grace are the strong points in both the building and the natural patterns and forms in the model as created by aqym. I can easily imagine how powerful a visit to this place would be. Google SketchUp has been used to model this beautiful setting.

Take a look at our latest 3D tutorial...Castlemania Stage Eleven - Building a Cog: http://bit.ly/LVTkLL. 

Castlemania Stage Ten- Floating & Water: http://bit.ly/LU5seP. 

The SX 10 by Marian is based on a drawing by katalyn27 on deviantart. It looks like it would have one of the lowest drag coefficients possible. Marian created it using Google SketchUp. [Marian lives in Romania] 

Alfred (alfredix) has done it again! His M47 Patton is incredibly detailed and modeled with tenacious care to get it right. Alfred did his modeling using Autodesk Product Design Suite and then translated everything into the STEPformat for upload. [Alfred lives in Germany]