week 9 Preparing for submission

Additional Models making

Model 1:

Architecture photo1
Architecture photo 2

Deconstruct compartments from the real project

Drawing corresponding compartments onto materials

Cutting and Gluing (I know it looks bad cuz the cardboard okay...)

Drawing the second floor, using paper instead of cardboard

Folding and Gluing

Putting the two floors together

Oops Guess I've done it even though  it looks gross

Model 2:

Architecture Photo


Calculating and planning model compartments corresponding to the ratio


Drawing it onto material

Folding, gluing and don't forget to cut out the windows

Repeating the same process to other compartments too


Assembling different compartments together

Doneeeee!!!





Model 3:

This is where the story begins, the original architecture...


Yeah right I need to calculate the length of those sides...

well for the first time i didn't learn extension 2 maths for nothing, trigonometry!!!


Deconstruct the building and label all the compartments

time for cutting...why is it so difficult ewww

okay i give up...i am using cardboard for those small compartments instead now...

Gluing them together


don't ask me why it doesn't have a window on the side lol

the entrance detail aha

oh well not good here rip


Shhh don't say anything, stop reminding me the fact that i suck at drawing

Stick them onto the base

oh well I've had enough... that's it

Model 4:

Deconstructing Compartments

Calculating dimensions
Drawing compartments on the material
the base is made by cardboard

Cutting them down piece by piece

opening windows

Starting assembling them from the exterior walls

Realising i might need some structural supports oops... yeah its that piece of bloody wood again

back onto the track again
and more gluing
and...thats it

personally think the balsa wood is way too soft
the angle joining could be much more accurate without the limitation of tools



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