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Model Forum / General / Models / June 2009Got the Shapely Lady finished -
Well at least the hard part! http://stevewithnell.wordpress.com/2009/06/22/stuart-victoria-and-a-shapely-lady/ Steve >Well at least the hard part! > >http://stevewithnell.wordpress.com/2009/06/22/stuart-victoria-and-a-shapely-lady/ > >Steve Well done Steve! Once I have some spare time I'll read the rest of your blog, I have bookmarked it. Cheers Rich >>Well at least the hard part! >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Ric Thanks really to Chris Evans for explaining what it was (!) and to David Littlewood for prompting me to use excel calculated co-ordinates, which worked well for a once off. It also prompted me to think about getting a digital scale installed for the saddle traverse... <SNIP> > Thanks really to Chris Evans for explaining what it was (!) and to David > Littlewood for prompting me to use excel calculated co-ordinates, which > worked well for a once off. It also prompted me to think about > getting a digital scale installed for the saddle traverse... There's a program on Marv Klotz's site called 'ballcut' which performs these calculations. If you're not familiar with Marv's stuff it's well worth a look at <http://www.myvirtualnetwork.com/mklotz/>.  SignatureBob Unitt |
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