| How much would it cost to 3D model this tattoo? [message #47393] Mon, 23 April 2012 19:46 UTC |
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I need this tatto converted to a 3D model so I can have a necklace pendent made from it. I'm either going to have the entire design made in a single piece (silver) or two seperate pieces; silver cross and colored metalic orchid (that a local jeweler will assemble).
I'm not sure if it is possible to model the green vine that wraps the cross (may be too small at that scale)?
Lady's -- I'm not sure how large this should be. I'm thinking of an overall height of two inches for the actual cross and 'S' (at the base of the cross)? If it's easy to scale the model I guess it really doesn't matter as long as the proportions are correct?
Please provide a cost estimate including a copy of the original/master 3d file.
Thanks,
Tom
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| Re: How much would it cost to 3D model this tattoo? [message #47553 is a reply to message #47393 ] Thu, 26 April 2012 19:39 UTC |
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Hi, i'm sending you a PM.
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| Re: How much would it cost to 3D model this tattoo? [message #47567 is a reply to message #47393 ] Fri, 27 April 2012 06:35 UTC |
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Might be better off having it made as one solid piece and paint the orchid instead of getting two pieces and then trying to find a local jeweler that can weld good.
[Updated on: Fri, 27 April 2012 06:39 UTC]
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| Re: How much would it cost to 3D model this tattoo? [message #47679 is a reply to message #47567 ] Mon, 30 April 2012 17:28 UTC |
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Sal,
I agree with you (as do several others that have provided the same guidance).
When you have finished creating the model, how difficult is it to then scale it up for a plastic print at a say 8 inches tall?
Tom
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| Re: How much would it cost to 3D model this tattoo? [message #47682 is a reply to message #47679 ] Mon, 30 April 2012 17:45 UTC |
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Its really simple to scale the model. I would do it in some CAD system program in the right scale. That's probably the better way.....
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