The Utah Teapot was originally created by Martin Newell, back in 1975. It is based on a real teapot, and it was digitised by hand. It became extremely popular because, at the time, there were very few available models. The teapot is a complex model from a mathematical point of view, with both concave and convex local surfaces, saddle points, various degrees of curvature, and almost as important, it is a highly recognisable object. Newell actually built a full tea set, but the teapot was the most used model.
Boats and Ships – Free Plans, Blueprints and Drawings
Anthology of Ship Model Plans – A collection of blue prints and drawings for tall ships Ship Plans – A collection of links provided by the Ship Modelling Society of Victoria Inc Drawings from the Maritime Museum of Stockholm Free Plans on John-Tom.Com – A collection of blueprints and plans for boats
