How I Made a Mercedes Benz Emblem in Plasticity and Blender

Create a professional Mercedes Benz emblem using Plasticity 3D and Blender. Learn to solve complex surfacing problems for better CAD design. This tutorial covers the complete process of building a high-quality emblem from scratch. We start by importing reference images to set accurate proportions, then move into the block-out phase using precise curve tools. You will see how to address specific geometry issues that often arise when working on curved logo designs. The workflow focuses on surface modeling techniques to ensure clean, efficient geometry. By following this 3D modeling workflow, you will learn how to handle lofting, add thickness, and apply fillets and chamfers effectively. This guide is for users who want to bridge the gap between their Plasticity 3D work and final detailing and rendering in Blender. Subscribe for weekly 3D design tutorials, and comment below if you want to see a specific object modeled next. My Blender Bridge Tutorial:    • The Boolean Solution You've Been Waiting F...   My Export to Blender tutorial:    • The Boolean Solution You've Been Waiting F...   My Free Plasticity shortcuts PDF: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4dugc6... You can download a free 30 day trial of Plasticity here: https://www.plasticity.xyz/ Portfolio: Artstation https://www.artstation.com/roddeweese5 Instagram:   / roddeweese1   Facebook:   / rdeweese67   Background music: Telecasted by Trilogy Contents of the video: 0:00 – Intro 0:14 – Set up Reference Images 1:35 – Create the Ring in Plasticity 2:39 – Create the Inner Piece 5:45 – Fillet Problem 6:37 – Import the Model to Blender 6:49 - Cleaning up the Geometry 9:33 – Bevel and Sub-D Modifiers 10:00 – Create a New Ring 11:40 – Join the 2 Objects 12:00 - Create Chrome Material 12:28 – Final Comments and Outro