Hello everyone, I am Robert and for most of my life I have been drawing sportscars and dreamt of designing my own car some day. I started with Maya many years ago until I found the Blender course of CG Masters where they model a Corvette. Now I am following the newer course of them, but surfacing with polygons stays a pain in the 4$$.. Now I found Plasticity and watched the 6 hour video on Surface Modeling yesterday.. All 6 of them! Though at 1,5x speed haha.. It felt like I found my brother after 40 years.. The brother I didn't know existed. I am very excited to start working and playing with forms using Plasticity. I will start from the start, so I got the full pack of courses. (the picture attached is fully made in Blender at the point that I got stuck)

I'm 70 years old and retired. My boys are very involved in 3D graphics and I've always loved watching their work and thinking it would be fun to do. For Christmas I got a 3D printer - I also have a full wood shop I play in - so my son thought this would be a good addition for me to play with. I have tried other 3D design programs and they were so complicated. My youngest uses Plasticity and told me to try it. It was so complicated with no history of using such software so he helped me a lot. Then, I think out of desperation to get me to stop bugging him for help, he found this course and sent it to me. I'm absolutely loving it!!! I love the humor, the enthusiasm you have for the program and design in general. Your little rants on things, like your favorite watch, and some of your comments keep me laughing and engaged. I look forward to watching your videos and learning. Because of your humor things just seem to sick better. I'm almost done with the Apple Watch section now and already designing things I never thought possible. THANK YOU for your free course. I'm sure I will go on and purchase more advanced courses as I get better. Keep Up The Good Work Nikita!!!

A fun one! Thanks, Nikita, for the enthusiastic teachings. Took a few days to get through, but learned a lot. By the way, maybe in the older Plasticity version there was no "Project" command, but now we can defo use it for the air intake meshes 🙌