Cinema 4D – Modeling the Tiny Shogun in Cinema 4D
Release date:2017, August 8
Duration:04 h 01 m
Author:Peter Nagy
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
What Will I Learn?
Create super cute lowpoly car!
Learn about modelling real cars as tiny toy car!
Requirements
Students need to have computer:) Windows or OSX. and Cinema 4D
Stundents need to have minimal 3D skills with Cinema 4D.
Description
How to model a cool tiny car in Cinema 4D?
If you are in love modelling cars and also love low poly modelling, try this course and make a cute classic Mitsubishi Shogun /Pajero, Montero/ in Cinema 4D!
The course is for those, who are already familiar a little bit with Cinema 4D, not a beginner course, but you will do!
What do you need for the course?
In the course I’ve used Cinema 4D.
(FYI: Actually with this method you can model similar toy car in other 3D software too.)
Structure of the course
Using the reference picture to start modelling. / This is my modified picture for this course /
Create the main silhouette of the car using simple 2d polygons.
Jump from 2D look to 3D model.
Modeling the lamps.
Create the radiator grille and the doors.
Adding bumpers and wheels to the car.
The windows, mirrors and the springs.
Detailing the lamps./ Parts of the lamps /
Creating the interior, the seats and the dashboard.
Steering wheel and gear lever.
The roof and the Mitsubishi logo.
Quick rendering with some basic materials.
Bonus lecture, / Create the roof rack and use the bonus baggages /
New Bonus procedural Shaders for the project!
In this course you will get some baggages for the complete journey!
So in the and of this course you will get the knowledge to create your
favorite car as tiny toy car!
Come and join the course and create a super cute low poly car!
Who is the target audience?
This course is for you if you want to take the leap to lowpoly car modelling.
This course is for you if you want to learn some of my tips and tricks of creating a cute car.
Please do not take this course if you are a master of 3d modelling.
You might learn a few tricks, but someone with your skill level might need more.
thank you