#Gargoyle mesh needed
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I work for a company called NVision. We offer rapid 3D custom modeling using
the latest in 3D Laser scanning technology. We have made gargoyles, dragons and
other fairey creatures for our customers. We also offer custom sculpting (with
clay, to be scanned) if you need it.
If you are intersted, please reply
Candy Barret
NVision Inc.
1(800) 759-2110
FAX (214) 432-8104
What would you charge for, say, a human skull, resonably detailed, and I
provide the skull?
>>What would you charge for, say, a human skull, reasonably detailed, and I
provide the skull?
Tim,
Gee, I dunno, I just work here (cop out). I'll have to check with our Sr.
Marketing Rep. I can tell you that it would cost more than purchasing an
existing data set. However, we cost less than other compareable services.
Our service is especially suited to custom, difficult to model objects. We
are working on our own CD-ROM, but that's quite a ways down the road. Our
capabilities range from high-end Indigo2 w/ Extreme Graphics to PC's and
MAC's.
I will get back to you ASAP on that quote. Thank you for your interest.
Timothy P. Smith
NVision Inc.
P.S. I'm a little concerned about where your going to get this skull? I guess
as long as it's no one I know…
>>P.S. I'm a little concerned about where your going to get this skull? I
guess as long as it's no one I know…<<
I picked up the skull with a full skeleton some years back. It is only plastic,
but a spendy little sucker. I purchased it for anatomical reference for
scupture and things of that nature, plus a practical joke now and then, as well
🙂
I didn't buy a real one, because they usually have teeth missing, and bone
deterioration, and they are a little more fragile than plastic.
It kills me not to take advantage of the thing with 3d graphics, but getting a
3d model of a skeleton is a very spendy proposition. You would think owning a
physical one would help in some way, but no, it doesn't…