3D Modeling with Blender : Create a Realistic Subway

Create a realistic window frame and glass in Blender by copying edges, extruding and insetting parts, applying bevels, correcting face normals, and setting the origin to geometry for accurate alignment.

Master practical blender techniques to build a realistic subway model by using wireframe and solid modes, adding a cylinder, beveling edges, snapping to faces, and merging objects into one.

Practice basic wall panel modeling in Blender using wireframe and solid view, add and extrude cubes, inset faces, bevel edges, and refine with edge selections and segments.

Model wall panel objects in blender by adding a cube, using edge and face modes, applying inset and extrude, merging by distance, and aligning them with snapping and cursor placement.

Learn to mirror objects along the y axis in blender, set the origin to geometry, and copy modifiers to create symmetrical subway walls for realism.

Create a realistic subway model in Blender by using wireframe and solid modes, extrude and bevel operations, and modifiers like mirror and autosmooth to align parts.

Create a subway wall screw assembly in Blender using UV sphere modeling, extrusion, bevel, inset, and edge operations, then duplicate parts with the array modifier.

Explore using the array modifier to copy wall and door objects along a defined distance, with the array size set by wall plus door width, and reset rotations for alignment.

Model a subway seat in Blender by extruding vertices, using vertex mode and snapping, then mirror and copy with the array modifier to create symmetry.

Learn to model a door panel in Blender by duplicating, aligning along axes, applying modifiers, merging objects, rotating and mirroring to create a cohesive door component.

Create a realistic subway model in Blender by building with cubes, inset and extrude faces, bevel edges, and merge objects while switching between wireframe and solid modes.

Create a realistic subway detailing by modeling door lock objects in Blender, using extrude, bevel, mirror, and snapping techniques to refine geometry and merge vertices for clean symmetry.

Finish the wall object in Blender by beveling edges, merging vertices, adjusting face normals with alt s, smoothing, scaling in x, snapping edges, and mirroring a copy.

Copy the last objects along the y axis to create duplicates. Join them into a single object and save the modifier.

Practice copying, rotating, and mirroring components in a Blender project using wireframe view, array and mirror modifiers to assemble a subway light section.

Explore blender techniques to create a realistic subway top curve, using copy object, modifiers, edge bridge loops, and array modifier with count 3, plus vertex snapping and face orientation.

Master Blender techniques to build realistic subway railings and screws by extruding along axes, beveling, snapping, and using modifiers to merge objects into a single, precise model.

Model a realistic subway station text panel in Blender by creating a plane, extruding and beveling edges, duplicating and mirroring elements, and aligning components with vertex snapping and clipping.

Explore creating station text in Blender, using the shader editor to set font, alignment, character spacing, and basic mesh conversion for a realistic subway scene.

Create a realistic corridor pipe in Blender using circle creation, extrusions, and mirroring. Convert curves to mesh and refine with normals for a polished result.

Master the mirror modifier across all objects to create symmetrical subway elements, recalibrating rotations, copying modifiers, and mirroring along the y axis while managing object visibility.

Learn to create a realistic door material in Blender with noise textures, color ramp control, bump mapping, and node wrangler to drive the principled bsdf for a metallic subway door.

Apply text to the front face and unwrap UVs in the UV editor, invert the UVs, and use mirror and array modifiers, then assign two materials for the sign.

Apply the same wall and glass materials across components, adjust shader properties for matte reflections, and add emission lighting to the poster frame and handle objects, linking materials as needed.

Create a realistic subway station panel by texturing with red emission and Lumi yellow, applying new materials, adjusting bump and reflections, linking materials across air condition top, and rendering.

Use the compositing panel and nodes to apply glow, color correction, gain control on midtones, and lens effects, then save the render and complete the course.