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August 18, 2006
Make a 3D Building in Google Earth Using Paper Drawing
This is just fun. Dr. Andrew Hudson-Smith at DigitalUrban found a web site called skyscrapermodels.us which lets you make paper models of famous buildings. You could just print out the cut-outs, cut and paste the provided buildings. But, being a geek, Andy instead took the paper model of Bank of China into SketchUp and digitally cut and paste the buildings and created a Google Earth 3D model 
instead. Amazing! :-)
Posted by FrankTaylor at August 18, 2006 08:44 AM
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i think its a new kind of technology that discover by dr,andrew hudson smith, who is the achiever of this site skyscrapermodels.us. really its mind blowing for using for the shape of buildings and designs