Very nice work. I am also a beginner at MoI, and it's amazing how easy it is to create things with it right away as there is no steep learning curve to contend with that gets in the way of your creativity.

>..yes, probably.
>I tried different ways..but I am a beginner and I miss that kind of experience..
>I was not able to find the shape that I wanted for the lateral side, so I tried adding more lines..
>Now I have the shape I wanted, but I spent to much time to do it.. I really need some experience with MoI, and I have a lot of willing to learn! :)

I'd say you have a very natural feel for Nurbs modelling. Forget the rules for the moment and do what feels right.

As your models become more complex you'll try to achieve what's in your minds eye using the minimum amount of construction curves (this makes your models far easier to edit down the line as and when required). Plus it can help with the eventual poly mesh conversion for when you want the render your creation.

And as for spending too much time, don't worry, it's still a fraction of the time it would take to model something with that smooth organic form using a poly modeler.

Top quality work fella. :)

jm

Great stuff, Fabrizio, welcome to the club!

WOW reminds me a lot of Daft Punk's robot helmets
Great modeling

..and here is the final version..

Very smooth and clean model, very nice and futuristic. Keep sharing, thanks

Many thanks Threedfanatic,
I still have to complete the body, working to keep the style smooth and clean (as you said), but it's at a good point, so, stay tuned :)

Well done!

Thanks VG!