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  Today we will create a slide for children, like the ones you'll usually find at any playground.

  Today we will create an elliptical picket fence in 3D Studio Max. Later you could place it around a house or in a farm scene.

  In this 3D Studio Max tutorial, we will create a simple basketball basket.

  In today's 3D Studio Max tutorial we will box-model a ceiling fan.

  In totday's tutorial I will show you how to model a nice looking cooking pot for those kitchen scenes you were planning to create.

  Today I will show you how to model a fuse bomb, a common object in cartoons and pirate movies.

  In today's tutorial we will create a basic table on top of which we will put a nice, realistic tablecloth, created with the help of Garment and Cloth modifiers.

  In this month's first tutorial we will box-model a good-looking, trendy lipstick.

  In this tutorial we will model a basic 3x2 lego brick, but with a pretty realistic look nonetheless.

  Hello and welcome to a new 3D Studio Max tutorial on OkTutorials.com. Today we will model a nice and simple but sharp fantasy sword.

  Today we will learn how to use a few basic techniques to create this stylish Italian design chair.

  In this new tutorial I will show you how to box-model a simplified fixed desk lamp. You can then go further and add some improvements on the looks and flexibility.

  Hello again! In this tutorial we will use polygonal modeling and the Array tool to create a nice lattice fence.

  Hello again! In today's tutorial we will learn how to model a simplified kitchen folding chair.

  A new day and a new tutorial. This time I will show you how to create a paper gift bag in 3D Studio Max.

  In this tutorial we will learn how to model the famous Rubik cube.

  In this tutorial we will learn how to model the wheels of a wooden cart.

  In today's tutorial we'll get technical again, by learning how to model a cross screwdriver in 3D Studio Max.

  In today's tutorial we will learn how to model a Grohe Allure bathroom faucet.

  In today's lesson we will learn how to model a medical double-stethoscope. We'll be focusing on the chestpiece, but I'll also give you instructions on how to create the other components.

  Today we have a shorter tutorial, but with nice results nonetheless, because you'll learn how to model a golf ball.

  Let's add a bit of magic to our website by adding a tutorial on how to model Aladin's magic lamp.

  In today's 3D Studio Max modeling tutorial I will show you how to model a fancy decorative pedestal.

  In today's lesson I will show you how to create hex bolts, which are a common mechanic fastener.

  In today's tutorial we will learn to create a hammer head using polygonal modeling in 3DS Max.

  Today we'll learn how to model a small ninja weapon: a deadly shuriken star.

  We'll start this month with a new 3D Studio Max tutorial. Today we'll learn to model a plastic chair for kids.

  As the end of the month is near, some of you are probably getting their paychecks. That's why today we will use box modeling to create a nice smooth piggy bank.

  In this tutorial I will show you how to model a realistic looking dart.

  Today we will use our modeling skills to create an accurate marker pen. Although it seems to be a simple object you'll see that it takes plenty of steps to actually model one.

  In this tutorial we will model a neat, geometrically accurate volleyball.

  In this tutorial we will use box modeling to create a security padlock.

  Today we'll learn to model a classical guitar. It will be a simplified approach, but even so it's not going to be a short lesson. Once you finish all steps you can apply what you learned to further refine the geometry.

  In this tutorial we will learn to model a modern type of outdoor bench created by Falco.

  We continue our 'furniture' series with this nice, comfy and modern-looking armchair. Although it may seem pretty simple, there are some specific issues, especially concerning the back part of the chair, that you will notice in this tutorial.

  In this tutorial from the "furniture" series we will model an accurate wooden stool. We won't go and actually change the units setup, but bare in mind that one unit equals one milimeter.

  In this tutorial you will learn how to create an open umbrella quick and easy. It's not a detailed model, rather an easy to build object, ready to be deployed in larger scenes.

  In this first tutorial of the "3D kitchen" suite we will learn how to model a traditional kitchen door together with a basic unit.

  In this tutorial you will learn how to create a fluorescent lightbulb. We will work a lot with spline vertices and we'll do some box-modeling as well.

  In this tutorial we will learn to create a realistic toothbrush. First we will model the body and then we'll use the Hair and Fur modifier to create the bristles. To make things easier you should download the blueprints we used in the top and front views.

  This is the second part of the "Barcelona chair" modeling tutorial. If you didn't follow the first part, you can download and import the .3ds mesh we created (.zip file, 220Kb).

  According to Wikipedia, the Barcelona Lounge Chair is a classic of 20th century modernist furniture design by German - American architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and his partner Lilly Reich. In this first part of the "Barcelona Chair" 3D Studio Max modeling tutorial we will learn how to create the supporting frame.

  In this tutorial we will create a realistic-looking curtain with the help of the Cloth modifier and Reactor. Let's start by adjusting the units. Go to Customize > Units Setup > Display Unit Scale set to Metric and Centimeters.