On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 17:36:45 +0000, Patrick Crockett wrote:

I am helping a class of 7th graders build Wacky Lassies
(http://www.alaska.net/~fritzf/Boats/...cky_Lassie.htm) and
would like to help them with deciding how to paint them. I would like to
install some 3d rendering software on their class computer along with
the lines for the boat so they can wrap designs onto the boats and see
them from different angles.

Any suggestions for software? (Cheap or free would be very helpful, easy
to input lines next most helpful.)

Patrick

Simple DOS program, not sure if it will run on XP or NT. I know the free
demo worked with windows 98. When I tried the free demo version I couldn't
get it to print. Over all the program was easy to learn and offered
different views and is a small program that doesn't use a lot of resources
to get it to work. Great for flat panel design that fits stich and glue
projects.

http://www.plyboats.com/

If this is not what you want, go to this site and take a look.

http://home.clara.net/gmatkin/softwr.htm