We start our \u00a0friend Cheetah3D<\/a> and start to create a box. We shape that box as a piece of plank, and set the polygon division to about 20, like this.<\/p>\n Now we use my favorite, the Magnet tool, to roughen up the plank, to give it some weather twists and warps.<\/p>\n We copy the plank, and place four copies like this, rotating each a little different from the other.<\/p>\n Now, we need a wood texture, so we start FilterForge<\/a> and use once again the new filter by Indigo Ray, this time with a different setting for a darker wood.<\/p>\n We add the texture to each of the planks, then we UV map then individually.<\/p>\n We copy one of the planks and resize it to be the piece of wood below that stick the construction together.<\/p>\n Now we group this as a section, copy the group and place it beside the first one, a little rotated, to give it a slope. In this screenshot it is not adjusted yet, and we also change some UV-mappings on the copy.<\/p>\n We make another copy of the last plank, and rotate it to be the end, to prevent our expensive merchandize from falling to the ground.<\/p>\n We do some final adjustments to it with this overview.<\/p>\n And here it is, with drop shadow added using FilterForge.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/4eyes.code66.se\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/08\/emk2-01.jpg\" "\\"emk2-01\\"")
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