Here are the final renders for the flying vessel.

Open the render in Photoshop, add a background colour (either black or white) then add the Ambient Occlusion (set it to multiply) and if...

Start off with a box and add lines to make it into the shape of the bracket. To create the gaps in the bracket, simply move the vertices...

The ceiling fans below are the style I used to make the propellers under the Flymo To create the base, start with a cylinder and bevel...

The image below is the style of pipe I am using to connect the fans to the flymo. To make the pipes, start off with a cylinder and inset...

The image below is the fan which I based my fan on as it looks vintage and a bit rusty which might help me capture the apocalyptic theme...

First start off with a box and bevel it out wards. Add 2 loops going around and 1 going across and place then where the hinge will go the...

To make the wire, create a line that goes from the front round the the side. Turn the corner vertex into a Bezier corner and curve the...

The first thing is to highlight a group of polygons around the edge where the cap will go. Use the loop regulizer script to make the...

As part of the Flymo's engine, I had to model the fuel cap on the side of the engine. To do this, simply start off with a cylinder and...

To make the engine clip, start off with a cylinder and made the radius slightly wider than the circle part on the base and placed it...

To make the base mould of the flymo, start off with a plane which is then extruded the edges out by holding shit and using the scale tool...

Here are two concept sketches I have come up with so far for my flying vessel. the first both are similar styles, but in the first image,...

Below are the reference images and inspirations which I will use to make my flying appliance. I chose to use a fan as It already has...