One more tutorial from Kuechmeister Swagger. Not so detailed and complex shaped as Audi E-tron however a bit faster as easier to follow. Model does not 100% correspond to original because of lack of correct blueprints and surface quality is not perfect in several places but still quit close. I would recommend the course to advanced users who want to practice Surface tool and XNurbs with different cases of usage. But keep in mind the tutorial is kinda incomplete. I mean there are some details I had to added myself from photo references so the car looks whole: black plastic grid in the front, logos, mirrors didn't corresponded to reference, bottom part absence and holes near wheel housings. The most handy references I found here https://www.netcarshow.com/audi/2025-c_concept/ Shared model: https://share.plasticity.xyz/r/1d5zp3nhkpgS_XPjG80kzYF-A8ZCAQYoSQC4ug_rqnU

Hi community, just joined 🤩 Will go through Nikita's Porsche and motorcycle tutorials and hopefully be able to create something after that 😅

Thank you Nikita, learned a ton! Took me some time though :), first time i did a car.

Hey, Welcome to our Plasticity Community🚀 It would be amazing to see, how your setup is looking and in which environment you are using Plasticity. Feel free to introduce yourself by doing the following: 👉 Step 1: Post a picture of your setup 👉 Step 2. Write a thing or two about the essential tools that you can't without:) 🛠️ My setup (May/24) Laptop: MacBook 16" M1 after 27 years of using Windows lol iPad: It's the extension of my brain. I literally write every day, everything that comes into my mind. Strategy, systems, ideas, business, thoughts, journaling, everything... Classic Moleskine Notebook: That's my whole to-do list which I am writing every evening for the next day. I like to keep things simple in business and not to use too many tools. Graphics tablet: For ANY creative or graphical work I prefer to use a pen tablet as I am much more comfy with a "pen" than a mouse for creative tasks. Plant: To keep the environment a bit more friendly as I am working every day all-day basically. It's very minimalistic and nothing fancy, as I am traveling constantly and live in different countries (it's the 6th country I have been living in in the last 3,5 years. So I try to keep everything to the essentials and not expand to much.

Trying some stuff on my own after Nikita's tutorials, was fun to do, maybe not 100% the same but it was fun and a challenge :]]. Render in blender 5.0.