As
you see in the images below I sliced
the front and made sure after mesh smooth
the front where the windshield come
later, was funded. Then I hidden the
rest of the car to have more liberty
working with the front. Basically I
deleted the central faces and extruded
the edges several times.
This
is how it looked after the extrusions:
Next
I lifted the edges in the upper part
(the ones with red). After the edges
were perfectly aligned with the faces
(where the windshield will go) I welded
the vertices (in the third images).
The
lower part of the car (in front):
the
air hole : I sliced all the faces horizontally
and then I selected the middle face
and I sliced them vertically:
Then
I deleted those faces and extruded
the edges inside, twice
below
you can see how I created the little
bumpers:
The
side airhole:
I
only worked with one side of the car,
then after I completed the airhole,
I copied and mirror those faces and
them I welded to the other side of the
car.
I
extruded inside the faces, twice:
After
this part looks good I copped the faces
and mirror them.
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Now
the work with this mesh is almost over,
I wanted to be sure that the wheels
will fit good in their holes:
Next,
the windshield:
I
created a box and then modified it with
edit mesh as in the pictures bellow:
After
that I extruded the faces near the end,
several times:
