For the body maybe something like this : draw 2 profils and use Sweep with 2 rails

For the connect - Interconnect the volumes :Boolean Union :)

This what you'we done looks COOL but I am total beginner in MoI, so please tell my step by tsep how did you made this shapes from pics???
I understand Boolean Union option , thats usefull, but Rails and Sweep.....don't understand how to use....
Cheers

Call the function Sweep
click the circle as "profil"
Click the line 1 as Rail1
Click the line 2 as Rail 2
and you will obtain the form
Better is your drawing of the rails, better will will be the result!

Thanks, I understand now....

Also don't forget that you need to push "Done" (in the upper-right area of the window) at various times to signal that you have completed a certain stage of the command.

A lot of commands that let you pick objects or adjust options will wait until you push "Done" before completing or going on to the next step.

You can also use a right-click inside of the 3D viewport area as a shortcut method for pushing the Done button, or also use the Enter key on your keyboard.


One tip in general - when you start a command try to look in the upper-right corner of the screen, there is a prompt there at the top of the options area that can help give you some information about what MoI is expecting for you to do next.

Like for instance if you start the Draw curve / Lines / Line command, it will say "Pick start point" up there - that means that MoI is waiting for you to click in a viewport to define the start point of the line.

Sometimes it will be waiting for you to select objects, like in a sweep it will say something like "Select profiles" or "Select one or two rails".

A lot of times looking at what that is saying up there can give you a clue as to what MoI is waiting for you to do next.

Many operations are broken down into several different stages, where you pick a point or select objects or change options at each one of the stages.

- Michael

Thanks Michael. I saw by now how MoI works in upper right corner. Sometimes I just need to look at that part of screen to know what's coming next.