Concept: Honestly, I just worked through the
tutorial, and expanded on what was there.
I just kept adding to it until it appeared to be something that was
fully flesh out. What I ended up with was something that looked like a ruggedized
looking flashlight.
Technique: The techniques that were mostly used to make
this model were the different Boolean tools as well as the Polar Array tool. To
create the indentions on the grip I used Boolean difference in tandem with the linear array tool. The Boolean
union and difference tools were used in combination to create the on/off switch
and outer casing. I also started dabbling with the fillet edge tools such as
Chamfer Edge and Blend edge. These tools were used on the end piece that covers
the lens to give it a less blocky shape.
Materials: I stuck to traditional material scheme for my
flashlight. For the main shaft of the light, I chose a metal material that has
a slight scratched appearance to it. For
the grip around the handle I went with a black mold-tech material because it
gave it a rougher look. There is a clear
glass material assigned to lens of the flashlight, and the end covering it is a black rubber. As for the button, it is the same rubber as
the end, but colored yellow and the case around it is a hard black plastic.
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