Boakes.orgdiscovers a giant iPod visible from space. Naturally, it is to be found in Australia.
Here come the SketchUp models. Okay, so it’s on an architecture student’s project blog, rather than by complete amateurs like me or you, but I think it’s a great semi-detached house. It’s a pity that the KML version is not online, and the author, Michael Drewe, is difficult to get hold of.
Lee Rickler’s digilondon is a sightseeing site just for London.
Last but certainly not least, Brian Flood has a great walk-through of how exactly Arc2Earth can get data from ESRI’s ArcGIS into Google Earth. It looks both intuitive and powerful, which is a hard combination to pull off.
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Hi there,
Just saw my sketchup model of my house on your site.
Thanks for the complement.
This was just a preliminary design, that has since been remodelled. It was for a project to design a semi in a nearby neighbourhood in Johannesburg.
To show my complete ignorance, what is KML?
If you would like to get hold of me or have any questions please email me:
Boakes.org discovers a giant iPod visible from space. Naturally, it is to be found in Australia. 
Hi there,
Just saw my sketchup model of my house on your site.
Thanks for the complement.
This was just a preliminary design, that has since been remodelled. It was for a project to design a semi in a nearby neighbourhood in Johannesburg.
To show my complete ignorance, what is KML?
If you would like to get hold of me or have any questions please email me:
mak1one@hotmail.com
Thanks again.
Michael.
PS This was quite a surprise to find my quick sketchup designs on your site! Maybe you can let me know your reasons for putting it there?