18/10/2018

Model Creation

 Further progress was made to the model by creating the rear bumper, roof and windows by following the tutorials, part 6, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfoYA6LXMv8&index=6&list=PLyl1H9kKlS_lbtJF-E0VXGQun6kMjhe6n,(Anderson, 2018), which can be seen in figure 75-87.  As from the beginning of the tutorial series, the method is extruding the edges outward and moving them into position according to that of the reference image.  When edges overlap, the vertex's were then snapped and merged together to prevent gaps or holes in the model.

Fig 75.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 76.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 77.  Screenshot of work.

 Fig 78.  Screenshot of work.


 Fig 79.  Screenshot of work.
 Fig 80.  Screenshot of work.
 Fig 81.  Screenshot of work.
 Fig 82.  Screenshot of work.
 Fig 83.  Screenshot of work.
 Fig 84.  Screenshot of work.
 Fig 85.  Screenshot of work.
 Fig 86.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 87.  Screenshot of work.

 Progress was then emailed to Mark Cushley for feedback, as can be seen in figure 88.


Fig 88.  Client email.

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