Reverse Engineered: Progress

Progress update on the reverse-engineered assignment. I went forward with the white-out container. There are a lot of easy small parts to model so that's what I started with. I am mostly nervous about modelling the overall shape of the container. 


I won't lie modelling the left circular shape was a pain but I'm glad it's almost done. I have a few small details to add. I tried my best to round out the sharp edges using the filletedges command but I might go back in and make them rounder. 




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