I’m currently studying @Nikita Kapustin 's excellent surface modeling course on the helmet. I wanted to see if I was able to apply the techniques without any help, so I decided to start modeling the Mandalorian helmet (Star Wars) in Plasticity. This was a lot of fun . (rendering in Keyshot Studio)

Hello all, I'm tackling another Robert L Kiss design. A while back he designed a neat little sc-fi flyer (see pictures) and while most of the shapes are straightforward the front of the vehicle is proving very difficult to model. If anyone could give me some pointers on how you'd approach this I'd be really grateful.

My first successful use of the last plasticity Deform command to put regular stripes on a curved face. It turn out a powerful tool. The original spherical holes I don't like at all so I had to improvise.

All this talk of mechs made me want to try and finish the concept @Nikita Kapustin started in his recent YouTube tutorial. Not quite finished and not at all an exact replica of the concept, but I made a lot of progress and learnt a lot in the process, especially how powerful grouped instances are for live mirroring. So cool.

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 🙌