i decided to actually produce some physical models models some I could interpret the slight differences between the physical and virtual models. What I ended up envisioning as ‘slight differences’ turned out to be large differences with one of the model, but that was because I didn’t put it together correctly to start with, but its all a learning curve right?
I laser cut these 2 models (first model shown in this post) using 3mm MBF board. I think they turned out pretty well. I was able to adjust the first model to represent a standing form. Originally it was to be laid down. I wasn’t to fussed on the stuff up though, it was only a physical production of the curve exercise which I posted previously.
This is the laser cut curve exercise with masking tape to hold the individual elements in place on the board as I hadn’t numbered the pieces.
Half way through the compiling of pieces:
Extra layers start to provide a unique shape, clearly producing the 3 curves that the form was lofted from:
I then came to the position of making an alteration or two to the form. Because I had made an error to begin with, I knew the form couldn’t sit the way it was intended to, but I played around with what could be changed, and ended up standing the form upright, acting somewhat as a tower:
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