Dan Herzberg

For the past few months – after being inspired by Matt Perez’s Camaro Tutorial – I’ve been working on modeling my Dodge Charger in SolidWorks.  I started with nothing more than a set of four orthographic blueprint drawings (top, front, right, rear):

Then I arranged the blueprints in three dimensions in a SolidWorks part document:

Then, using mostly surfacing tools (projected curves, boundary surfaces, etc) the shape of the charger quickly took shape:

Before I got the wheels and tires modeled, this is what I had to do to work on the rest of the car 🙂

The model is almost done, but it still needs a few features…

• Door handles
• Side mirrors
• Taillight details
• Rear and side emblems (Make/model, Hemi, Dodge logo)
• Disc brakes
• Wipers?

And this is what the model looks like right now, including custom lighting and environment:

(Special thanks to Paul McCrorey for the red Render)

Update: Door Handles and door seams are done.

If anyone has any comments or suggestions, feel free to let me know!