hard-surface
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AAA hard surface modeling for sci-fi, industrial, military, vehicles, weapons, robotics, and mechanical props. Use for boolean/bevel workflows, panel lines, greebles, chamfers, and manufacturing-accurate surfaces in Blender via MCP.
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npx skills add arjun988/blender-skills --skill hard-surface -a claude-code
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