Week 13: Enhancing the front the grille and module for bonnet grille

The radiator grille, fog lamp and the front bumper still were developing in this week and close to be finalised at current stage. The appearance is built to close the original design of the car as much as possible.

However, the curved edge for the bumper is a very difficult part during this process, since I have tried to create the bonnet and the front bumper in one piece, and the front radiator and fog lamp shape also was built firstly, which it would not be easy to do curve process and different angles need to be beat and bend; two tutors demonstrated by themselves for this process to me at the left edge, and I tried to bend the right edge.  Using curve iron shape and hammers has to keep making the sheet fold and bend to form the shape.



After a long time to adjust the front bumper, the shape and curve was closed with the edge of the car module.


And then, I started to create the module of the three grille on the bonnet, which MDF board would be the first choice for the material depending on my experience for module material selection.



Due to it is a irregular shape and not be able to cut directly, I has drill some holes in the shape area then using sander to smooth the edge to close to the shape I want to, finally using the jigsaw to cut some sharp edge to finish it.


Therefore, I have a module for the three grille for next class to create.



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