Pinarello Design

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There’s Pinarello.

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@Stratosfear Any study/tutorial recommendation on how to model something like this?
Looks neat

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Not that I’ve found. It’s highly advanced surface modeling. You get good tips by looking at images.

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Indeed. Looks really complex :hushed:

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how did you model this part for instance? xnurbs, or patch?

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Not my work, I would guess it was done with NX using patch.

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FWIW that patch is also fairly easy to convert to 4 sided, which to me would be the preferred way to model it.

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Check out the tutorial series @sgreenawalt did. I’m watching it now. its top tier knowledge. :+1:t6:

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Maybe @maje90 could help here? :smile: