William Waris
The Wienermobile Project started as a lighthearted design challenge, but quickly became a valuable exercise in modeling, detailing, and rendering. What began as a fun idea turned into a deep dive into CAD form development.
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I modeled the Wienermobile entirely in Fusion 360, using it to explore form, and proportion. The project gave me experience with complex curvature modeling and solid-body detailing. Once the CAD model was complete, I rendered the design in KeyShot, experimenting with lighting, material finishes, and environment reflections to achieve a realistic presentation.
The final model was CNC-cut directly from my Fusion 360 file, that became a ready to race toy.