Philips HD11-XE

[meatycheesyboy]

I'm part way through modeling a Philips HD11 mobile ultrasound machine for a video I'm putting together. I don't really have a deadline for this project to be completed which usually means I never get things done, so I'm posting here in the hopes that showing other people my progress will be enough to make me finish.

Thanks for looking everyone.

[meatycheesyboy]

One more before I go to bed for the night. And also a picture of what one looks like in real life for reference. I know the wheels are different on my model, my wheels are from an older model I did of a Philips IE33, I may change them or I may not, haven't decided yet.

[karlieman]

looks really good.:D:thumbsup::lwicon:

[Nangleator]

I find myself having to make models of big pieces of capital equipment now. The worst thing about it is they're too expensive and bulky to toss around in your hands and measure with a micrometer. They're too expensive and bulky, in some instances, for you to even see in person.

Good start!

Hope you have good reference images to work from!

[meatycheesyboy]

Hope you have good reference images to work from!

Unfortunately don't really. So this is going to be a pretty crude approximation of the device at best. But for what it'll be used for, it should suffice.

I haven't had time to work on it but here it is so far. Thanks for looking everyone.

[Nangleator]

...So this is going to be a pretty crude approximation of the device at best. But for what it'll be used for, it should suffice.
I've done this while employed by the manufacturer, and had mechanical engineers frantically trying to find out where the new prototype is and who took the picture of it, and what's this piece on the side for?

Heh.

[BigHache]

Sweet. That's what every piece of mobile ultrasound equipment needs, cupholders! And this badboy can hold an entire 6-pack.

Model's looking good!