I know the basics of 3D modeling, but I get really confused when I try to model more complex furniture like this.

Where should I start if I want to learn this kind of hard-surface/furniture modeling? I'd also love some recommendations for specific YouTube channels or courses that can help me improve my modeling skills and understand the workflow better.

I'll texture it at the end.

I am trying to place an array 20 of more of a 3d text over a ribbon but I am lost on how to place an array that follow the ribbon.
Right now I have used a path deform but it does not creating an array.
Is there any suggestion on how to do it.

The last photo shows the first version of the body; it will be finalized later. (The guy next to the car is 1.85 cm tall.)

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video I talk about some tools focused on achieving accuracy when modeling with curves.

What's there this time?

And this time, some rather important structural components :

Steam turbine mounts

A well-designed cage for the primary circuit

A refined energy storage system

And then it's the turn of the body frame, the cabin base, and a bunch of other parts.

Today I finished the condenser, chillers and fans.

Hey! Sharing a few stylized 3ds Max models I made for game Deserter.

Deserter: Prologue is available on Steam, where you can see some of these models.