3D model I made of the Fukushima Daiichi control room

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A user created a detailed 3D model of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant control room using Blender 3D. The model received positive feedback for its quality. Suggestions were made to explore other modeling projects for variety. A comparison of control panels from the Apollo 11 command module and the SpaceX Dragon module was proposed as an interesting idea. The discussion emphasizes creativity and exploration in 3D modeling.
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I spent the past week and a half making this 3D model using a program called Blender 3D, or the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant control room.
 

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Your models look really nice. Thanks for sharing.

You might try other things, just for variety.

It would be fun to look at the control panels of the Apollo 11 command module, and the Spacex Dragon module side-by-side.
 
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