Low Poly Muscle Car 3D model

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Here's a low-poly muscle car design that draws inspiration from iconic American muscle cars of the 1960s and 70s. The reference image is a sleek, vintage-style illustration that captures the essence of these classic vehicles. To create this model in Blender, start by setting up a new project with a resolution of 1024x768 pixels. Next, create a new mesh object and add a poly modifier to it. This will allow us to easily add and remove polygons from our model. Now, let's get started on the body of the car. Begin by extruding a cube and then use the loop cut tool to add some curves to the edges. Use the knife tool to split the mesh into two separate parts, one for the hood and one for the trunk. For the wheels, we'll need to create three separate objects: one for each wheel. Start by creating a circle and then use the subdivide tool to break it down into smaller segments. Next, use the extrude tool to add some depth to the wheels. The engine can be created using a combination of cylinders and cones. Use the array modifier to repeat the cylinder object and then use the scale tool to size them up. Add some texture to the engine by applying a shader and setting its color to a metallic gray. To finish off the model, we'll add some details such as headlights, taillights, and a grille. Use the shape key tool to create some curves for the fenders and then use the knife tool to split them into separate parts. Finally, apply a texture to the car's body to give it some depth and dimension. With these steps, we've created a low-poly muscle car design that captures the essence of classic American muscle cars.