Hello, My latest tank modeling course is about 20 hours long on Patreon, so the explanations are very thorough for everything. I think it's good for a beginner, but I make special videos for my Patreon gold members where we discuss things that they might struggle with if they are beginners. Let me know if you need any help.

Love this type of comment, thank you.

I have a few videos like that. But that's why we're gonna do some livestreams

🍏🍏

I'll take that as a challenge💪Thank you my friend

Do you mean the bars at the side of the tank where I used Alt+S? When you use that function, make sure to check 'even offset' in the bottom-left menu

@@ArijanRace thank you for that if it's alright I have one more question because even when it does extrude evenly across the bar leave a gap at the back rather than becoming a solid shape, how would I fix that because I managed to make it do it properly at least once but I can't recreate that result for some reason so it just ends up being a U shape across the bar rather than being a solid Square Extruding horizontally on one of the we are edges then welding it works but is there a more efficient way to do this as it's a bit time-consuming

We should do an airplane livestream because I never made one before.

@@ArijanRace nice. I'm looking forward to it :)

i don’t think he cares for dcs

Will keep it in mind!

@@ArijanRace Thanks :) Merry Christmas :)

Thank you my friend, the same to you🙏

There are 71 objects in the final scene, but they are all parented to something. Only objects which are not parented are displayed, which is only one object for me.

@@ArijanRace I don't know what a 'parented object' is, can you explain? Thanks for answering these.

@@7errafirma When an object is parented it follows all the transformations done to the parent object (move, scale, rotate etc.). This is very helpful in cases where you have separate objects for different parts of the thing you are modelling. In this case, when you move the hull object ("Cube") all of the other objects are moved along with it. The objects are still in the outliner (Where collections etc. are shown). To do this you press the drop down arrow on the parent object. Lastly; an object can only have one direct parent, but the parent object can also have a parent, which in turn gives you the opportunity to create a hierarchy of parented objects. An example of this could be that the turret is one parent object and the hull another, where the turret also is parented to the hull object.

Mostly just loop tools. I got many recommendations for box cutter though. What do you think?

We'll make another video to break down blueprints more in-depth, it's a highly requested topic which a lot of people are struggling with.

Having made as many tanks as I have, I learned that they're all basically the same thing.

@@ArijanRace you're referring to 4 hours or suspension thing?

@@mateuszjedut2406 i meant that all tanks are the same creation process, so I'm just repeating what I did many times before

@@ArijanRace oh, ok. But coming back to suspension. With a torsion bar suspension you can do that what you did and animate it as you showed in the videos but there are ones that have bendable parts, in Pz IV for example. Any tips on that?