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Yes, you can build you own scale model of my semi-famous workspace. If it is well-received, I plan to edit the Instructable to include the furniture as well.
Thanks also to Bumpus, who added a three-dimensional Kiteman more quickly than sanity allows.
I have entered it into the Workspace contest. Unfortunately, I am ineligible to win, so (if I win), I will ask the contest organisers to pass the prize over to some deserving cause within the US.
Thanks also to Bumpus, who added a three-dimensional Kiteman more quickly than sanity allows.
I have entered it into the Workspace contest. Unfortunately, I am ineligible to win, so (if I win), I will ask the contest organisers to pass the prize over to some deserving cause within the US.
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First thing you need is the net.
I measured up the shed, and divided all the measurements by thirty to make the net fit on a sheet of A4. The scale is, then, 1:30 (which means that, if I emptied my shed, I could fit 27,000 of these models into the real shed).
I drew it up in CorelDraw, saved it as a PDF, then copied and pasted into Photoshop Elements to add a woodgrain effect to the appropriate panels.
The various resultant files are presented with this step. Print them out on normal paper or light card-stock.
You will also need scissors, glue, a sharp craft knife and a metal ruler.
I measured up the shed, and divided all the measurements by thirty to make the net fit on a sheet of A4. The scale is, then, 1:30 (which means that, if I emptied my shed, I could fit 27,000 of these models into the real shed).
I drew it up in CorelDraw, saved it as a PDF, then copied and pasted into Photoshop Elements to add a woodgrain effect to the appropriate panels.
The various resultant files are presented with this step. Print them out on normal paper or light card-stock.
You will also need scissors, glue, a sharp craft knife and a metal ruler.
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