Is it Hard to Model it in Blender _ Blender Subdivision Surface Modeling Tutorial

In this blender tutorial I have done blender hard surface modeling and created hard surface asset. This blender 3d modeling tutorial will help you to improve your 3d modeling skill. I hope you will like this tutorial.
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My blender tutorials are mostly base on blender hard surface modeling for film production. Hence I use subdivision modeling method rather than polygon modeling. These 3d modeling tutorials will help you to improve your 3d modeling skill and workflow. I create blender beginners tutorial as well as Intermediate level tutorials. This blender modeling guide will teach you right approach to 3d assets. These blender hard surface modeling hacks can save you time while creating 3d assets. I hope you like these tutorials and you are getting some knowledge from them.
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[@ianmcglasham]

I like this one. Very interesting technique.

[@VaikundamChakrapani]

Great videos. Can you also add screen cast keys, so it is easy to follow in case we miss something? Also, how do you see the lines in object mode at 00:38? I can only see a hexagon.

[@krissosful]

Nicely done!

[@hasger1941]

Impressive, please can you do one with ball shapes inversed to use as a ball texture roller...

[@me_ghxst]

I'd have just tried normal baking. Would that work?