If you have a few rubbish images with no real geometric properties, it becomes very tricky. It's time consuming and tricky, but it can be done. You basically work by balancing the shape in all 3 dimensions to create a design which matches the images. So when you look left on the software, you'll see the left shape. If you have blueprints (like a front design, left design, right design, up and down, etc) then you can use a 3D program like Blender or GMax (both are free) and set the images as reference images in each frame. It will only create the rough mould though - You'll have to go through and add extra texture and surface details by hand. With this, it's as much about photography as it is about 3D design. Better images will produce vastly better results. It is free and it will create a 3D model based on the images you give it. If you have good images (like a 360 degree set of photos around the object) then you can use something like Autodesk's 123D Catch software. You'll have to learn the skills if you want to do it properly. Seriously, don't make your final design your practice model. Just give it time, and I'll do what I can.What sort of pictures do you have? There are various techniques for getting a 3D design from an image, but they're very hands-on and require a lot of practice before you even try to work on an actual design. More and more WILL get added in the coming weeks. Not all need test built, but you get the idea. Just give it time, and I'll do what I can. Here is a small list of things I'm working on: I'd like to see the prop in real life before I release them. I would offer to release the files for someone else to test build, but they would have to be in the Oregon area for me to consider it. Just to keep things going, I am in the middle of a few items that need built before I release them. So feel free to ask, but it will get added to the list, if its at all possible. There have been a hand full of requests, and I'm totally fine with getting requests. Helps me to keep the effort going on unfolding new objects. I wanted to say that I appreciate everyone who is leaving comments, and following this thread. Been a little busy working on a side project, but it came to a halt, as my printer is being difficult.
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