How I Made a Low Poly

Hi friends! In today’s video, I’ll show you how I created a Low Poly Model of the iconic Apple II in #Blender! 🚀
Quick Facts About the Apple II:
Released in June of 1977, the Apple II was one of the most powerful home computers of its time! 💻
It came with just 4 KB of RAM, but could be upgraded to 48 KB (a huge deal back then!).
Over the next decade, it sold more than 5 million units and became a key player in the personal computer revolution. 🔥
The Apple II was the first pre-assembled computer on the market, unlike its predecessor, the Apple I, which was sold as a kit.
About the Model:
🕒 Time to Create: 45 minutes
🎨 Art Style: Low Poly
📸 Reference Images Used: 2
🔧 Components: 4
💻 Device Load: 1200 - 3000 MB (that’s 25,000 - 62,500 times the Apple II’s RAM 😱)
Chapters:
0:00 - Part 1: Drives
0:39 - Part 2: Display
2:22 - Part 3: Keyboard / Computer
4:22 - Part 4: Finished Model Reveal 🎉
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