The document provides summaries of 3D models created in a 3D modeling software, including a bottle, mug, small house, chair, table, cactuses, horse trough, barrel, windmill, rifles, chandelier, tracks, fence, wagon, gold bar, stairs, bench, fort walls and entrance, church, saloon, medium and large houses, barn, lantern, and extras like cards and posters. Each model is summarized in 1-2 sentences describing the key shapes and modeling techniques used to create the object.

2. BOTTLE - 15.01.15
To begin with, I created a simple bottle. I used a capsule
object for the main body and trimmed off the bottom
hemisphere to make it flat. I then created two shapes using
the disc primitive. A long neck for the bottle and the top. I
then created a third shape to slot-down the middle of the
object, then used Speed Boolean subtract to create a hole
through the centre of the bottle to make it look like
things could be stored inside it. To finalize, I used the in
built surface editor to colour the object.

3. MUG - 15.01.15
To begin this mug, I firstly used a cylinder primitive. I then
used speed Boolean techniques to remove the middle
and top of the cylinder and give it a cup shape. I then
used a smaller cylinder and multi-shift techniques to
curve the primitive into a handle shape.

4. SMALL HOUSE - 15.01.15
This house began with a large box primitive. I then used
other box primitives to shape them into beams and add
then to the edges of the structure. After this, I used multi-
shift to drag out a platform on the bottom and cover from
the roof. I could then use box modelling techniques to
structure the sign on top of the building and the door. To
create the supports for the cover, I used long capsule
shapes.

5. CHAIR - 15.01.15
I then began to work on a more complicated object. To create this
chair, I mainly used disc primitives and box. I used multishift to
create curves on the chair leg and point manipulation to shape
the chair seat and back rest. I then wanted to create a table and
implement the chair into that object so I can see what it looked
like. The image below shows the table I made using box and disc
primitives. I pieced the box shapes together to create a sort of
'bumpy stand'. I also used smooth edge techniques to increase
the size of edges and make them look smoother like normal
wood.

6. TABLE - 20.01.15
I then wanted to create a round table for the bar. I used a thin disc primitive
for the top of the table, and box modelling techniques to produce the
legs.

7. CACTUS SETS - 20.01.15
I created these cactuses using capsule primitives. To give
my cactuses a spikey effect, I used the spike tool on all of
the polygons and I was able to give it a more realistic
cactus look. I then duplicated the initial cactus trunk,
shrunk it and used the bend tool to create arms for the
cacti.

8. HORSE TROUGH - 22.01.15
To create this I used one capsule primitive and a couple of
box primitives. I was able to use multishift to create a
container on the capsule, and drag out rectangular
objects to create the support structure.

9. BARREL - 22.01.15
I then wanted to create some basic crates and barrels to add to the
exterior environment. I started with the barrel. Firstly, I created a
cylinder from the disc primitive and used multishift to pull out the
sides and create a basic barrel shape. I then created three smaller
(in height) disc cylinders and placed them in the positions seen
above to represent reinforcement to the basic wooden barrel. There
is also a hole I cut out in the top using speed Boolean. For the crate,
I used a box primitive and constructed a lot of longer planks. I then
put these planks of the sides of the crate and at the corners. To
finish, I created 2 flat square tiles and positioned them on the top and
bottom

10. WINDMILL - 22.01.15
With the skills I have developed so far, I thought I would try my hand at
creating a more complex structure for a farm environment. To create
this, I began with a support structure using box primitives. I has 4 main
long beams and a large amount of supports connecting them together
from the sides. To create the wheel, I began with the centre disc. I then
created a square panel and used the bend tool to give it curves. I was
then able to duplicate the panels and arrange them in the order as seen
in the images below. I then created the brace that connects the panels
by creating a long disc and using speed Boolean subtract techniques to
create the hollow circle. After the main wheel had been constructed, I
was then able to create the back wing and the attatchments.
http://www.darknews.com/textur
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11. RIFLES – BOLT ACTION + LEVER ACTION -
23.01.15
To begin these two rifles, I firstly began with a reference image which I would use to
get the basic shape. I began with the lever-action rifle on the right. I could use the
spline tool in modeller to draw the back stock of the weapon and the trigger. After
the stock and trigger had been produce, I used the extrude tool to convert it from
2D to 3D. I could then use box modelling techniques to produce the centre of the
rifle as well as sights and additional extras, and disc primitives to produce the
barrel. I used these same techniques for both rifles. This also includes using
speed Boolean to open up the barrel. On the bolt action however, I used multishift
to construct the reloading mechanism. I also produced variants with scopes in
which I used disc modelling techniques and speed Boolean.
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Bolt
Action
Lever
Action

12. CHANDELIER - 28.01.15
I then moved on to a more complex creation
based on an image I found on the
internet. I used the same lever rifles I
constructed in the previous page. To
start, I created the metal supports using
disc primitives, and then began to work
on the wheel. I used speed Boolean to
create a gap in the large disc shape to
create the wheel, and then used capsule
shapes to add supports to the wheel . I
then used another disc shape to create
the centre piece of the wheel to hold it
together.
I also experimented with adding textures in
this piece and there are others thought
out this presentation, but they have not
properly been UV mapped and I will
have to attempt this later on in the
project

13. TRACKS - 29.01.15
I then wanted to create two variants of tracks. A straight and a curved. To
produced these, I used only box modelling techniques by producing
two long rectangles and multiple shorter, flatter ones. I then sorted
them into the arrangements below using the translation, sizing and
rotation tools.

14. FENCE - 29.01.15
Similarly to the tracks, I also used only box modelling techniques here. I
created a set of long rectangles using this method to construct this
fence.

15. WAGON - 29.01.15
Using the wheels from the chandelier structure, I began creating a wagon. I
used box modelling techniques to construct the main body of the
wagon. I could also use this to create the under-workings of the cart
which connect the wheels. I then created a disc shape and used various
tools such as speed Boolean, knife tool and bend to create the hood for
the cart.

16. GOLD BAR - 05.02.15
This gold bar was creating using one box and the resizing tool to resize the
top polygon.

17. STAIRS - 05.02.15
I created stairs using only boxes and discs and created a small variant and
a large one. I used thin boxes for the steps and panel supports and
discs for the nails to hold the steps to the stairs.

18. BENCH - 05.02.15
Similarly to other pieces, I have again used boxes only to create this bench.
I used mainly the resizing an stretching tool to get each shape to fit
correctly.

19. FORT WALLS - 05.02.15 AND - 06.02.15
To create the main sections of these walls, I used boxes with curved edges.
I used a think panel on top and a larger, bulkier piece underneath. I then
used more boxes to create the fence-like structures on top of the walls.
After this, I used discs to create logs and multishifted the end polygons
to make them look like cut logs.
Corner Piece Wall end piece Main Wall

20. FORT ENTRANCE - 12.02.15
Using similar techniques to the walls, I created the main bulk, fences and
logs. I then used other boxes to produces doors for the entrance

21. CHURCH - 12.02.15
To create the church, I started with the main body by creating a large box
and moving the points on top to create the shape seen below. I was
then able to create beams using boxes and a tower. To create the roof
for the tower, I next used more box modelling techniques and multishift
and I did the same to create the door. To create the windows, I had to
firstly create a separate shape which could be duplicated and moved
over and then be speed Booleaned to create a window surrounded by
beams

22. SALOON - 12.02.15, - 13.02.15
This structure was rather complicated and took a while to produce. I began with 3
large boxes and arranged them so that There was a large one in the middles and
two slightly smaller ones on two opposite sides. I then imported the sign from the
small house I made earlier and placed it on top and above where the door would
be. I then duplicated the 3 larger boxes and shrunk them slightly and used speed
Boolean to create interiors for the boxes. I could then use speed Boolean on the
entrance to create a walk-through-able gap. The interiors took many attempts to
get correctly, but looks quite good in the end but can be a bit glitchy. I then used
box modelling techniques to create extras such as support beams, fences and
barriers as well as speed Boolean for the windows. After the main structure had
been produced, I then went to create some saloon doors which I created by using
the spline tool to draw the shape, extrude to make it 3D and boxes to create the
inside panels

23. MEDIUM AND LARGE HOUSE - 13.02.15
These houses were created mainly using box modelling techniques and
were of a very similar process to the small house. I added windows
using speed Boolean. The large house originally had no balcony, but I
thought it would be best if I added one to make it seem larger.
LARGE MEDIUM

24. BARN - 19.02.15
This was a very simple barn structure made similarly to the church. I used
and modified a large box and added beams for support and a door.

25. LANTERN - 26.02.15
My environment would need light in some areas that the sun cannot reach.
To light up those places, I have created this lantern. I used disc
manipulation for the main metal body and used multishift to direct and
curve the handles. I then used modellers in-built texture system to add
a dull glass effect to the lamp and add an orange cone primitive to show
the lantern is lit. The glass would only show in layout so I had to take a
screen shot there.

26. EXTRAS - 26.02.15
These cards and poster were created using one rectangular
box primitive. I wanted to make them to add extra detail to
specific areas such as on the sides of houses and in the
bar.