We jump right into Cheetah3D<\/a> again to continue the work. First, we space the wheels, the little one is the front wheel and the larger the rear wheel.<\/p>\n Now we turn them 90 degrees into the position they shall have. Then copy them and rotate the copies 180 degrees around the Y-axis.<\/p>\n So, four wheels, whats missing? We create a Box, stretch it as a wheel axis, then use the Taper tool, but move it so only the top side will be tapered.<\/p>\n Now we create a Cylinder to cut away some material using a Boolean remove.<\/p>\n And here is our front bar.<\/p>\n Now we copy it, and rotate it 180 degrees around the \u00a0X-axis, the use a Box and the Intersect Boolean operation to make it a little smaller.<\/p>\n We now have the second piece of the front bar done.<\/p>\n We now create another stretched box and Taper it the same way as before, only one side, but the bottom this time.<\/p>\n And this one will fit on the rear bar too.<\/p>\n Now we create the last piece, the long bar that will ensure that the horse will pull both axis and not rip away the front one.<\/p>\n We add a floor and four sides, just simple Box objects resized, nothing to see really. Then we export it as an .obj, and open it in Carrara 8<\/a>, to measure the size, and as I first though, to add the girdle for the horse. The wagon was way out of size, but here it fits good after some resizing.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/4eyes.code66.se\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/11\/wag201.jpg\" "\\"wag201\\"")
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