Modelling Methods Flashcards

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What does the method and material selected for a physical model depend on

A

What the model is trying to demonstrate, information the designer wants to obtain

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What are advantages of virtual modelling

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  1. Quicker a less workshop skills need than physical models
  2. Less time to create
  3. Costs less to explore the design
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What are disadvantages of virtual models

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  1. Designer needs skill and training to use software
  2. Software needs to operate on powerful computers
  3. There is no physical model to hold, feel, measure or test
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4
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What is a sheet

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A flat material put t approximately 10mm in thickness

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5
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What are advantages of cardboard models

A

Inexpensive
Available in a range of types thicknesses and colours
Easy to work with
Easy to shape into complex models

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What are disadvantages of cardboard models

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Not functional
Do not fully feel and look like final product
Only useful for simple models

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7
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What are block materials

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Rigid piece of material that is supplied with relatively flat surfaces

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What are examples of block materials

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Expanded polystyrene modelling foam
Wood
Metal

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