Apollo Construction Diary

[Starre]

This makes my efforts building like a stroll in the park! This makes my problems feel much lighter, thank you. Very nice design!

[ShinOBIWAN]

Rear baffle detail:

[ScottG]

Originally Posted by ShinOBIWAN

Rear baffle detail:

WOW! (..crap-out sick for a few days and I miss the good stuff.)


Ok.. that has to be real and not a render.. correct?

[CLS]

Is a professional manufacturer sneaking around here in the 'DIY' group?

OK, I confess I'm jealous. I'll never have that level of craftmanship.

[ShinOBIWAN]

Originally Posted by ScottG

WOW! (..crap-out sick for a few days and I miss the good stuff.)


Ok.. that has to be real and not a render.. correct?

Hi Scott,

Its a render sadly, I wish it was the real thing because then I'd have the baffles

[_henry_]

My gosh
Some people can draw, some people can make tangible, but you can do both.

Got to buy you beer sometime...

Cheers
Henry

[SunRa]

...then I'd have the baffles

Then you'd have open baffles and maybe you would've been reconsidering your design

Seriously now, when I first saw the title of the thread I told to myself that I won't post in it because then I'll have to do what I did with your last builds: constantly refreshing the page and check for new posts

I guess I'm a lost cause now!

[ShinOBIWAN]

Thanks CLS, Henry and Sunra.

In amongst all the excitement I forgot to mention I'll be building alongside the Apollo, a pair of Aurora for myself. Gutted I can't accommodate the Apollo but I doubt the upstairs floor joists would hold the weight I'm sure Arthur is going to have a lot of fun unpacking and setting those up

I'm not sure if I'll create a separate thread for the Aurora build. Most likely they'll end up in here.

[Helmuth]

Looks very sexy Shin

[ScottG]

Originally Posted by ShinOBIWAN

Hi Scott,

Its a render sadly, I wish it was the real thing because then I'd have the baffles

Actually that it's a render is even more impressive (to me). It looks real.

I'd say "someone" is getting *really* good with material textures and lighting with Solidworks.


Now if they just come out with that perfect 3D printer that would print everything correctly..