Use SolidWorks to Modify Model of Historic Hertz Clock

The Hertz clock seen in the enclosed photos was located on the roof of historic Texas School Book Depository (TSBD) building in Dealey Plaza, Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963. It was the scene of a crime, more specifically a magnicide. As input model you can take your pick, I have included versions in 3ds Max, Maya, OBJ, FBX, STEP and SolidWorks. As soon as you decide which input to use, you must tell me. Your job will be to produce a model of the relic contained in the following files: - 1 SolidWorks assembly (*.sldasm) file. - As many SolidWorks part (*.sldprt) files as possible. Pretend that it is for fabrication. You should name all parts and files in a professional, logical, easy to read way. Similarly, the alphabet should be Roman and the language, English. There is no real, solid deadline. One or two weeks will be fine. I rather have quality work than work done in a hurry. You will get an "On Time" evaluation. I expect every file to be delivered on demand, even before the final product is ready. If you are the type of professional who believes on keeping some files, on not sharing your knowledge, please do yourself and me a favor: go click elsewhere, best of luck. -Ramon F. Herrera JFK Numbers ramon@[login to view URL]