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    Indulge Your Sweet Tooth ~ Part2
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    On the week before SolidWorks World 2010, I wrote the first post in this series where I showed you how to create the multi-bodied part for a peppermint candy. Today, we are going to finish the part model by applying the appearances to part to finally make it look like a peppermint candy. You [...]

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    Indulge Your Sweet Tooth ~ Part2

    On the week before SolidWorks World 2010, I wrote the first post in this series where I showed you how to create the multi-bodied part for a peppermint candy. Today, we are going to finish the part model by applying the appearances to part to finally make it look like a peppermint candy. You [...]

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