EXP 1: SketchUp Models of Sections

First SketchUp model. Instead of doing a top and bottom I did two above ground models. 


This model was an improvisation. I'm not too familiar with SketchUp yet, so I decided to just play around with the shapes and the tools.




For my second section, I used two above ground sections on the right as reference. These weren't my favourite, as they seem too simple, but the other models were quite hard to replicate.








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