/3/ - 3DCG

I've fallen in love with Fusion 360. I haven't done parametric modeling before I downloaded the program a few weeks ago but I'm learning with Youtube and Google as one does.

Once I have the basic surface design down I'll export it to ZBrush and add the big dents. After that, it will get 3D printed in ABS, assembled, Bondo'd on the outside, fiberglassed on the inside, sanded, primed, textured, painted, weathered, sealed, and sold.

If my budget increases I'll buy materials to make a silicone mold of the helmet so I can make copies much faster than my 3D printer can.