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  1. 28th Oct 2009 04:54 pm #1
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    Anyone know where I can get a model of a chair that looks like the one attached? Either in 3ds, dwg, dxf or skp format? I've already searched the warehouse and was unable to find one. Thanks in advance.
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    Have you tried your hand at making something similar?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReMark View Post
    Have you tried your hand at making something similar?
    I've thought about it, but I've never modeled a piece of furniture before and I'm under time constraints to get the rendering done. I was hoping someone has either seen something similar on a website or may have modeled one themselves.
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    http://www.Turbosquid.com has chairs but you will prob have to pay for them.
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    Try this http://revitbay.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=chair may by it helps..
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    I think the chair could be adequately modeled using AutoCAD.
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