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| Developing the Brakes - page 5 |
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To create the rear levers go back to the original set and apply the following to achieve the nearly flat appearance of these objects: Horizontal stretch 18 percent, Vertical skew 40 degrees. |
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Rotate both of these objects 92 degrees and use the Extrusion tool to apply an extrusion to each of the levers with the following settings: Back parallel, x = 0.00 y=-0.15, VP locked to object and vanishing point relative to object center. Rotate back –150 degrees and render as shown. |
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Take a moment to assemble the front break objects we have created so far. Adjust the front to back order to achieve the result shown. |
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