Good day everyone, I love the courses so far and I have watched quite a few YouTube videos. Can I make a request for more courses dealing with 3d scans as reference material rather than images. I have a 3d scanner and would love to design car body kits but I'm finding it difficult to find detailed videos using this method. I have purchased these courses with the hopes of using the knowledge I gain to help me with my designs and fill the gaps with regards to 3d scans as references on my own. Would love any suggestions on YouTube tutorials that may help. I am currently working on reverse engineering a Toyota mr2 side skirt from a 3d scan and I'm having trouble with the air duct cutouts.

Modelled Iron man helmet this time. Done in plasticity and rendered in Blender. I did follow Christian's hour long tutorial on his YouTube channel and made a few adjustments along the way. Must say that the video is not for super beginners but helpful if you know your way around.

I was going to render the Transporter I did a few months back, but unfortunately lost the model somehow by updating plasticity. This will have to do.

So i finally sat through and modelled the famous helmet WITHOUT buying the course. I only applied the skills Nikita has shown in his YouTube tutorials. The chamfer and the sweep techniques were the ones that helped in getting the model right and he has SHOWN them in his helmet modelling tutorials on YouTube. The rest was just going back and forth and starting over many many times.