The winner of the Speed Modelling Challenge #23about “Fire” was Rich (aka “rclub24″) with this entry.

Rich said: “I’ll kick things off, but it’s not fire in the real sense “ but who cares could we ask? Fire related and a cool, clean model. Congrats to the winner – a well deserved purple badge until he is dethroned by a next winner!

The winner of the latest Speed Modelling Challenge was Kostas (”kostas_designer”) with the above entry (see larger version in his original forum post). Well deserved glory, congratulations!

Click on the image to open the collection in Google Earth

Not even a fortnight ago, forum member Jack B. Erhart – aka “Jax” or “Jaxcoffee” after his Coffee House and Roastery in Paso Robles CA – started a project; to model all existing Carnegie Libraries in the US. As a first step, he started with his home sate of California and already three members of the SCF community (him plus “leedeetee” and “MuseumMaker“) together with others from elsewhere, as can be seen from the project’s Google Group site are working on the models in the 3D Warehouse collection page. So far there are 13 models – that would roughly make one a day which is quite impressive – so the collection is growing.

Hopefully the project will flourish, more and more skilled and enthusiastic modellers join and these fine, historic buildings receive the attention they deserve and the Carnegie Foundation will eventually find a way to support the project. Congrats Jax and the others and hooray for the project!

The winner of the latest Speed Modelling Challenge (#21 – “Multi tool”) was CaptainLS with his “office space Swiss army stapler”. Congrats to the winner – as well as all the other participants with their also cool entries!

The winner of the Speed Modelling Challenge #20 about Dr. Seuss was d12dozr (Marcus) with his excellent Circus Crane model. A well deserved prize – a copy of ProfileBuilder (worth $29) kindly offered by Whaat (Dale Martens).

Congrats Marcus and thanks Dale!

The winner of  the Speed Modelling Challenge #19 on “Pet Houses” was Boofredlay (Eric Lay). Now he seems to have taken the record for most consecutive wins.

Congrats, Eric, nice job and well deserved golden badge!

One of our top contributors, Eric Lay (aka “Boofredlay”) has won the Speed Modelling Competition # 18 (”My Crazy Chair”). A well deserved trophy and yellow badge until the next challenge – #19 “Pet House” – is over.

As announced in the Competition Voting Topic, the winner of Speed Modelling Challenge #17 – “Video Games” is Pete Stoppel (aka “solo”) with this entry.

Congrats, well deserved yellow badge!

The voting for round #17 of the Speed Modelling Challenge has started as Remus Knowles announced. It will end on October 6, some time in the evening UTC (this part is never clear).

Cast your votes in the forum topic.

The winner of the SCF Speed Modelling Challenge #16 is BTM – a very well deserved glory (however the competition was vary tight).

See all the entries in the forum topic. Congrats, BTM!