Looking at my reference images there were a lot of different types of fences that were around. Using my beams as the scale factor, I created these fences.

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The above images would be the fences that surround the walkways on the top sections of the foundry.

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These screenshots are of fences that would surround a perimeter on the ground.

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These screenshots are of a bespoke platform that would be used to move from the walkways down to the ground.

After looking at the reference images I noticed that there were some unique pieces that needed to be created. These are the ones that I have made.

And this is what I made.

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To make the models as good as possible, I spent a few hours learning how to properly map the UV using UVLayout. Here I can seperate each piece and map the object how I want to.

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I then got the appropriate maps ready to texture in substance painter.

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Using the reference images I have started work on building components for the foundry. This includes; support beams, stairs, hand rails and the hand rail supports.

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After learning all of the techniques I needed, I now started on creating the components that would make up the foundry of the building. Looking through the reference images we have, I decided to start on the control board.

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The following are some closer screenshots of each component, with each having their wire frames included.

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As a way of remembering some of the techniques that I learned, I decided to create some chess pieces.

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After learning some new techniques modelling my bench, I then used these techniques to re-create the driver cart.

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Having this model, I then duplicated the entire model and added the edge loops in where needed so the model was primed to be smoothed to create my high poly model.

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Whilst the bench does look good as it is, I knew there are some optimising I could do. Through some mentoring and other sources I used the original model I made and created a new low poly model.

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After creating this, I then duplicated each piece made and added some edge loops in where needed so it could then be smoothed to create me high poly model.

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