Modeling Car Rims in Blender

CG Masters 2017-03-06 11:05 tutorial > Blender > modeling

This tutorial is a free chapter from training course "Complete Vehicle Production in Blender".

In this tutorial we'll be modeling the rim for a Jeep Wrangler. You'll learn hard surface modeling techniques, the importance of a systematic approach for objects with symmetry, using snapping tools and "guide meshes" for curved surfaces, and you'll end up with an accurate result with perfect topology.

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Author: CG Masters

Tags: modeling wheel jeep

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