Make your building 3D in Google Earth

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Not satisfied with a top-down view of your business ? Then you should check out Google Building Maker. It makes it pretty easy to create a 3D representation of your building, simply drop a pin on top of your building, your then presented with 6 images which you position a rectangular box over each side. This maps out the dimensions of the building in 3D, what’s really efficient is google provides the materials for the different sides to your building.

There is a verification process so you don’t need to be concerned that someone else will turn your skyscraper into a matchbox.

http://www.google.com/buildingmaker

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