Toy Soldier

From: michael rees (zedand00@sound.net)
Date: Sat Jul 11 1998 - 08:35:31 EEST

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Dear List,

I just saw the movie. The scene shows the character building in a vat
with enhanced graphics. They do not show it scanning each layer. They
make it look like it happens in minutes. What a great way to tell people
about rapid prototpying though.

The sequence showed the process of the toys built and manufactured and
packaged. Curiously, the STL part was a little disappointing against the
other assembly packaging scenarios. The assembly scenarios "read" much
better.

I started to wonder why and then realized, of course. The manufacturing,
packaging sequences were in color. Duh!! Yet another fine example of the
need for full photo resolution color modeling.

Best,

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