You can layer a series of semi-transparent shapes to create a 3D effect.
The other option is to use the Perspector add-in (http://perspector.com/)
which basically adds a 3D application inside PowerPoint. It does have to be
purchased, but it works with all versions of PPT and allows me to quickly
create great visuals when needed.
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