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Step 1: Blocking Out the Borg Form
- Head & Body: A Lathe for the skull, a Lathe for the torso, and a few flattened cubes for armor plating.
- Limbs & Cybernetic Enhancements: More cylinders and cubes, carefully positioned to create that mechanical, biomechanical fusion.
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Step 2: Adding the Borg’s Signature Details
- Tubes & Wires: Using voxel merge, I seamlessly integrated cables and connectors into the body.
- Armor & Implants: Boolean operations helped carve out mechanical ports, plating, and circuitry.
- Glowing Red Eye: Because every Borg needs that ominous, glowing stare, achieved with lightmap effects.
Step 3: Texturing & Final Touches
- Metallic surfaces were painted with dark, worn textures, making the Borg look battle-tested and ominous.
- Specular highlights added depth and realism, ensuring the cybernetic implants looked functional and menacing.
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Curvy 3D made sculpting this Borg warrior an absolute thrill! The combination of primitives, sculpting tools, and texture painting turned simple shapes into a fully realized sci-fi nightmare. Now, the real question is—should I sculpt a Borg Cube, a Starfleet officer mid-assimilation, or maybe a battle scene between the Borg and the Federation?
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