A self designed timepiece...

[fronzelneekburm]

...is this clock. It?s not real, it?s computer generated and only exists in my PC. :)


Everything modeled and textured by myself. Rendered with Vue d?Esprit 4.

[rewolf]

Wow! Great work, very nice, indeed!
Why doesn't anyone build clocks like these? I'd buy one.
Is is radio controlled :wink: ?

BTW: saw this one last week, couldn't help buying it:

Blue EL backlight, no (visible) buttons.

[fronzelneekburm]

Haha, I would build one, but I got two left hands I fear.

In the real world I?m not even half as skilled as in my 3D worlds. And even there I could improve I think.

I think I got a half finished 3D Pulsar somewhere, maybe I should continue on that one? :P

[S2gonzo]

Wow! Great work, very nice, indeed!
Why doesn't anyone build clocks like these? I'd buy one.
Is is radio controlled :wink: ?

BTW: saw this one last week, couldn't help buying it:

Blue EL backlight, no (visible) buttons.

where did you get that? Thats awesome......

[rewolf]

I got it from www.svedano.de
But there are also many shops outside of Germany.
Manufacturer is Rosendahl, the model number is 3201, designer is Flemming Bo Hansen.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?&q=rosendahl+alarm+clock+hansen

BTW: this is my most accurate non-radio-controlled timepiece - it only lost 2 seconds during this year's DST period!

[ELY_M]

you ever tried Cinema 4D from maxon.net?
I use Cinema 4D