31/10/2018

Model Continued

 Today's tutorial focused on defining details on the roof of the model Jaguar and adding further details to the boot and rear of the car and wing mirrors.  The wing mirrors were separated into four pieces.
Part 12
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6VyZKMh2ow&list=PLyl1H9kKlS_lbtJF-E0VXGQun6kMjhe6n&index=12, (Anderson, 2018).
Part 13 of the tutorials focused on creating a grid for the front of the car and creating the front head lamps.  The grid was created by using a flat plane and extruding the faces and then deleting the middle faces to give a wired frame appearance for the front grill and air vents, as well the indicator panel.  The front grill section was bent slightly to fit the front bumper of the car, whilst the vents were fitted into place accordingly.  This can be seen in figures 102 to 104.
Part 13
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH0sPGUo5sM&index=13&list=PLyl1H9kKlS_lbtJF-E0VXGQun6kMjhe6n, (Anderson, 2018).

Fig 102.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 103.  Screenshot of work.
Fig 104.  Screenshot of work.

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