Stretcher process
1. Used a cube, stretched it into a mattress shape and bevelled it.
2. Created a bar to support the mattress form a helix.
3. Next I have created another bar that surrounds the mattress. I then created handle bars for both sides and the end.
4. Next I created another bar with a cross bar on it. I then created a smaller one further below for the bottom of the stretcher.
5. Next I began sculpting the wheels. I started with a cylinder, I then pulled out faces to make the tyre stick out more. I then extruded out a bolt/nut, to connect the wheel to the frame.
I then contsructed a peice of metal that surronds the wheel,which also habrake attached. From hi I constructed cycinders toact as the conecti componants to allow the wheeto attatch tthe stretcher itself and add the twisting/movement that stretcher wheels have.
6. Following that it was just acase of putting the wheels into position.
7. To conet the top and bottom part of the stretcer Idecided to go for the crosed br style stretcher which I fee resemled a better looking stretcher. Oncethe asic bars whee in position I sculpted partof the cylinde to resemle a peice tat conects the bars together.
8. It was then just a simple case of adding crossing bars to support the frame.
9. Here is the stretcher. (not with final colours, and I may ke alterations latr on)
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