Buy and Download - Digital Tutors Creating a Toy Model for Rapid Prototyping in Rhino

2013
Digital Tutors
Adam Fairless
05:08:31
English

In this tutorial we will cover all the modeling techniques necessary to create a toy car in Rhino that is ready for 3D printing.
In this course we will take a sketch of a toy car and turn it into a 3D model in Rhino. We’ll set up Rhino with a background image and work through the process of making curves that lead to a surface CAD. This model will then be shelled and when finished will be suitable for rapid prototyping.
You'll briefly be guided through the basic tools and interface and then get into building curves, surfaces and objects for various parts of the vehicle. Along the way, we will cover considerations for production but maintain enough freedom to have some fun. The culmination of this will be finished parts that can be printed.

1. Introduction and project overview
2. Introducing the interface and tools
3. File setup including background image placement
4. Building a basic wheel
5. Continuing work on the wheel by adding spokes
6. Finishing the spokes and adding a wheel nut
7. Adding final tread details
8. Starting to build an engine from curves
9. Building the rest of the engine from simple curves
10. Continuing with the engine parts
11. Finishing up the engine
12. Placing the wheels and scaling the rear wheels
13. Building some of the main surfaces of the vehicle
14. Adding thickness to the main surfaces
15. Finishing off the main surface
16. Detailing and finishing the decals and part lines
17. Blocking in the frame and the rear wing
18. Beginning work on the lower body of the vehicle
19. Continuing work on the lower body of the vehicle
20. Finishing up the main surface for the lower body
21. Building the cockpit canopy
22. Finishing up the canopy and adding more details
23. Adding more surfaces to the car
24. Beginning work on the transmission
25. Building the front suspension
26. Continuing the suspension
27. Finishing off the suspension
28. Adding an extra part to the back
29. Splitting the transmission up
30. Finishing the model and adding textures

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