Intrigued to see how you go with this wombat.
I haven't, but what I'm keen to do is try using timber veneer on metal. I have a feeling it won't work though because of the lack of surface area/ grip when the adhesives melt.
Had a play with it on the weekend, the old man wanted a black sidecover for his bike:
That yellow looks super hot! How did you apply it? Paint stripping torch?
I havn't had a good look at your idea mate but timber veneer most defineately works with metal.
Ahhh, the yellow is the original paint... Looked nice, but with a new black/red tank and black body work it kinda looked weird.
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Another QUT student, congratulations being so close to graduating man!Anyone given creo elements pro a whirl?
Any Real world advantages/disadvantages over solidworks or inventor.
Also, just thought i'd add, QUT architecture represent! (should graduate just after the flood waters go away!
IMO you've gone a bit far on a few too many elements. In general, if you want to be provocative, don't go and break all the rules. Keep a few typologies, keep some bits recognizable and clean. The bits you want to talk will then speak the loudest.
