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We are presenting the 3D models entered for the Competition in various ways for the Awards Finale and our web site/online publicity. Note that some of those include models that are not part of the Competition. You can create your own … Continue reading →

Yes! If in doubt – ask us, but also let us know if you update any of the 3D model(s) you submitted for the Competition: You can make any improvements you wish to your model(s) in the 3D Warehouse, right up … Continue reading →

“… Here Rory Cellan-Jones has his head scanned and printed to see how the process works. … watch Newsnight on Monday 29 October 2012 at 10.30pm on BBC Two, then afterwards on the BBC iPlayer and Newsnight website.” video & replay

When you have imported a set of 3D models to the My Places folder in Google Earth, you can then record a tour of them in various ways. You can view a short video about doing so here. (3 minutes) Enjoy! … Continue reading →

If you are an entrant to the Competition with 3D model(s) in progress, please ignore this and upload  them to the 3D Warehouse by end Wednesday 31 October! For a quick entry, you can pick any of the models marked … Continue reading →

This is to explain what we are planning for judging the entries and making the awards.  All entrants will receive a Certificate to acknowledge the model or models that they submitted. Selected entries will merit an Award – that is … Continue reading →

P.S. This post was a bit early! – we had the last Wednesday session today. As is quite usual, no-one came so we were able to review the project tasks and come up with ideas. With the last of the … Continue reading →

It is now time to agree and confirm all arrangements for the Finale events.  Offers to help will be gratefully received. Here is a provisional outline of what has to be done: 3D_lgc project tasks Please review it and send us … Continue reading →

This project started with the idea of visualising a walking tour or fly-through animation of Letchworth Garden City modelled in three dimensions. The Competition has focussed on creating the 3D models of buildings that such a tour or animation would … Continue reading →

Among other aims, this grassroots competition is designed to raise awareness of the built environment, help people to engage with town / country planning and perhaps to visualise how we would like things to be different! The third of these … Continue reading →