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Blender 3.0 Vintage Car Creation

If you’ve ever wanted to make a realistic, detailed model of a complex object, why not try to recreate a vintage car, right on your computer?
You can do it all digitally as a rendered animation using Blender 3.0, the open-source 3D computer graphics tool.
In this course, instructor Darrin Lile shows you how to apply digital modeling techniques and reference images to build a 1952 Nash-Healey roadster.

Learn how to make a detailed model from start to finish, beginning with the underlying shape, adding new pieces as you go, and filling in the car’s interior and exterior with modifiers, renderers, and editing tools built into the Blender interface.
From the spoked wheels and tire treads to the undercarriage, headlights, and more, Darrin teaches you how to render the scene to its finest points of material and texture.

Contents :

Introduction

Blender 3.0 vintage car creation
Blender 3.0 vintage car overview
Preparing the reference images
Setting up the reference images in Blender
1. Creating the Car Body
Beginning the modeling
Modeling the hood
Extruding the hood vent
Using the Shrinkwrap modifier for smoothing
Beginning the front fender
Continuing the fender
Beginning the side of the car
Continuing with the side
Connecting the fender and hood
Extending the hood to the cab
Beginning the back of the car
Starting the rear fender
Working on the rear fender
Finishing the back
Creating the exterior panels
Conforming the front panels
Finishing the panels
2. Modeling the External Pieces of the Car
Modeling the grill rim
Creating the headlights
Grill rim redux
Modeling the grill bars and emblem
Creating the front bumper
Modeling the front turn signal
Using the Boolean modifier
Using the Blender curve tool
Creating the windshield with NURBS surfaces
Modeling the windshield frame
Creating the hood ornament
Beginning the rear bumper
Finishing the rear bumper
Beginning the taillights
Finishing the taillights
Modeling the rear fender lights
Creating the license plate light
Creating the trunk latch
3. Creating the Spoked Wheels
Beginning the wheels
Modeling the hub caps
Beginning the hub cap spokes
Using the Array modifier for the spokes
4. Modeling the Interior of the Car
Modeling the cab trim
Beginning the seats
Working on the seats
Continuing the seats
Finishing the seats
Beginning the dashboard
Finishing the dashboard base
Adding the interior floor
Modeling the interior door panel
Beginning the steering wheel
Continuing the steering wheel
More work on the steering wheel
Finishing the steering wheel
Adding details to the dash
Adding more details to the dash
Modeling the AM radio
More details to the dashboard
Beginning the glove compartment
Finishing the glove compartment
Modeling the gas pedal
Using the Spin tool
Creating details under the dash
Modeling the rearview mirror
Modeling the gear shift
Creating the door latch
Finishing the door latch
Finishing the interior modeling
5. Creating the Undercarriage of the Car
Modeling the oil pan
Working on the rear axle
Continuing the undercarriage
More work on the undercarriage
Modeling the wheel wells
Finishing the undercarriage
6. Creating the Tire Treads
Beginning the tire tread
Finishing the tire treads
7. Adjustments, Tweaks, and Fixes
Adding the side trim
Finishing the side trim
Adding thickness to the car body
Adjusting the undercarriage and bumper plate
Final fixes for the tires
Making more adjustments and fixes
Finishing the fixes and adjustments
8. Creating the Materials and Textures
Beginning to add materials
Assigning multiple materials to an object
Adding materials to the tires and wheels
Adding materials to the interior
Finishing the chrome material
Creating textures for the seats
Adding more materials for the interior
Creating the floor texture
Adding textures to the radio and dials
Adding textures for the headlights and emblem
Making the car paint material
Creating a glass material
Adding materials to the taillights
Creating the materials for the undercarriage
9. Rendering the Scene
Getting the car ready for rendering
Setting up the interface for rendering
Rendering images of the car
Using depth of field and glare
Rendering an animation
Using the video sequence editor
Exporting a video file of the animation
Adding the N logo to the hub caps
Conclusion