Creating 3-d rotation

Hi all
I was wondering if this is possible in Motion...I know you can take a 2d object and make it appear 3-d by rotating it but is there anyway I can create a full 3-d product video? For example a phone or computer that rotates and shows itself at all angles in the right thickness?
thanks!

no, coz as you say motion takes 2d planes and can rotate them in 3d space. You're going to need a 3d app to make your product. I can recommend cheetah3d for a cheap very mac app. Or you can go the Blender route which I believe is free. I don't think the 3d plugins you can get for motion can handle very complicated shapes, but I might be wrong.
hth
adam

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