Production

These are my design pack images for my Model.

I Drew my images detailed with specific instructions for parts which could seem difficult to understand.

I also filled in the design pack so when I use them as background images for modelling round I could see the lines much more clearly.

This was stage one of my creation I used the box tool to create a box using my design pack as a guide and then I bent the box using the bend tool which gave the box more of a body look.

After that I used the drill toll to carve an eye hole to work with which I beveled to create a decent looking eye.

Continuing on I did the same thing with the drill tool to create a hole in the top of my model which I then bevelled to create a dust bin like hole which will be used in the game as a trash can.

I also used the drill toll once again to create the speaker which I based the look of it from a pizza box. Using the drill tool over and over again I created speaker holes.

After this I used the ball tool and the disc tool combined to create a cypher which will be used as movement for the model. It is magnet this is why they don’t need to be connected. An example of this is BB-8 from Star wars. 

Continuing with the magnetic route I used the box tool and the ball tool again to create 1 small box and 1 small cypher to give the model more of a futuristic look and realism.

Then I began on the arms. I failure a few times here using many different methods to create the arms properly and efficiently. I used the magic bevel tool at first which failed causing my models arm to twist over and over again. 

Here are some examples of twisted bevelled arms.

I decided to use the drill tool to fix my problem after many failed attempts.

After using the magic bevel to create the bend in the arm, I then regular bevelled the arm for detail in the elbow. Then I extruded the arm downwards.

Then I created the hands using cyphers and boxes extruded.

Once I finished I mirrored the arm.

Then i began on the vents for my model for air circulation, i just extruded a box then bent it.

Then i created a touch screen interface for the model which i made using the box tool.

I created two cup holders as attachments for my model for convenience, i did this by using the box tool extruding and bending it then i drilled a hold in a disc which i  moved to give the appearance of a cup holder.

The i copied and pasted it

Finally i began to colour my model which led to some issues which were easy to resolve but it was a pain. I left some of the colours on default and some of the colours where flipped causing them to create excess polygons which i had to remove.

I splashed a bit of colour everywhere and it ended up looking nice.

Here is a picture of my model in layout as you can see the colours messes up because of the excess polygons i fixed this by merging the points using the button m and then merging them.

I fixed the colours and then surfaced edited the model to make it look more professional.