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<\/a>I after I scan this I will post up the results, should keep me busy over Christmas.<\/p>\n
the scanner will get a resolution of 0.3mm after I assemble the 3D model I will add the new gear lever to the model .<\/p>\n
what’s the white paint? it spray chalk that wipes of easily after its scanned, it helps the scanner get all the details.<\/p>\n
here’s a photo of when we scanned a pre launch Evoque for the Desert Warrior 3,<\/p>\n I have a full mesh of the interior and shell including the door apertures if you have need for it then \u00a0drop me an \u00a0email.<\/p>\n In the end we didn’t use the scan in the Desert Warrior 3, we started from scratch and used the Evoque flavour to get a styling angle on the car, although we do use Evoque lights\u00a0 on the race car as they are just too expensive to get made in small numbers.<\/p>\n and for those that are reading this and wonder how to go from a real car\u00a0to a \u00a03d scan point cloud to a 3d model that can be machined, well the image below is part of the process.<\/p>\n From there we go to this<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n then to this<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n the next step is to 3D cut the foam on a CNC upper large machine<\/p>\n <\/p>\n this is the old way of doing it, yes I know you think its far ahead of what you do but we have a new way of making the plugs, these foam ones are way too labour intensive and delicate to be cost effective, things have moved on a bit now.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a>