Kyle created several 3D models for a games design course using Lightwave software. He started by making a hammer through extrusion tutorials. Next, he modeled a gun similarly to techniques in Illustrator. Later projects included a file case and bat modeled from boxes. Kyle also began his own robot design, researching sidekicks and sketching ideas. Through mirroring and coloring, he finished a complete bat model over multiple dates in March.

1. Salford City College
Eccles Sixth Form Centre
BTec Level 3
Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production
Games Design
Unit 66 – 3D Modelling
HA5 – Sidekick Task 6 – Production
Name Kyle Thomas Fielding
Date: 3rd
March
The project started.
I have done 3 tutorials showing us how to make a hammer from a box in light wave.
From to
This used extrusion, bevel and similar tools to make each part.
Date: 4rd
March
I have finished the hammer tutorials and finished the hammer. And started a new set of tutorials showing us how to make a gun from extrusion modelling.
This was a similar picture from illustrator a software I am familiar with, to a 3D model of a Vector

2. Date: 10th
March
I finished of the gun and watched one video about a file case and how to surface, pivot points, move edges.
Date: 11th
March
The file case is next to completion I will finish it in my spare time.
Date: 17th
March
With the file case done, I have now moved onto a new task, to make a bat from a box with references.

3. Date: 18th
March
The body and one foot in complete on the bat.

4. Date: 28th
March
Today I started my own design it is a robot of somewhat. I have brought in my own design on paper. And beforehand I have brought some research of robotic
sidekicks from a design pack.
Date: 24th
March
The wing is now complete. Now I must do the other side.
Date: 25th
March
With a simple tool the bat has been mirrored, and the bat is now complete. After watching the rest of the videos I coloured it and it is now a full bat with
eyes, legs and wings.