福島空港　ビートルミニを作りました。

　今日は気分転換に建物以外のモデルを作ることにして、福島空港に置かれているビートル・ミニを作りました。ウルトラマン関係のグッズはネットで購入しようかと思って探したのですが、１００ドルもする(ﾟДﾟ)。あまり自信はないのですが、手作りすることにしました。 　作り方は建物の同じでブレンダーに三面図を取り込んで、元となる形を変形して合わせていく作業なのですが、作り慣れていないので結構面倒くさい。２時間かかってしまいました。やっと完成して、福島空港の写真と比べてみると、ずいぶん各部の比率が違う。 　参考にした三面図(プラモデルの塗装用資料)が福島空港に置かれていたモデルと少し違っていたようです。慌てて他の三面図も探してみましたが、どれも違う。というか、同じメカのモデルのはずなのに、寸法や各部の比率がどれもバラバラです。三面図といっても、もともとがオモチャ用なのでこんなものなのかもしれません。景観用なので、これでよしとしましょう。 　今日は、ビートルジェットの方を作ってみたいと思います。 Today, for a change of pace, I decided to make a model other than a building, and made a Beetle Mini that is at Fukushima Airport. I thought about buying Ultraman-related goods online, but they cost 100 dollars (ﾟДﾟ). I'm not very confident, but I decided to make one by hand. The method of making it is the same as for buildings: import a three-dimensional drawing into Blender and then deform the original shape to fit it, but since I'm not used to making them, it was quite a hassle. It took me two hours. When I finally finished it and compared it to a photo of Fukushima Airport, I noticed that the proportions of each part were quite different.It seems that the three-dimensional drawing (material for painting plastic models) that I used as reference was slightly different from the model that was at Fukushima Airport. I frantically tried to find other three-dimensional drawings, but they were all different. Or rather, even though they were supposed to be models of the same mechanism, the dimensions and proportions of each part were all different. Even though they were called three-dimensional drawings, they were originally made for toys, so perhaps this is how it is. Since it's for scenery purposes, I'll be happy with this. Today, I'd like to try making the Beetle Jet.