3D Modeling for Newbies Lesson 10 The LA Police Badge

Описание: 3D Modeling for Newbies
Episode 28 Lesson 10
Creating Badges Part 2
The LA Police Badge from Dragnet
We hope this will help and encourage you to be creative on your 3D modeling and CNC carvings.
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