I have no experience in these things..
But I have heard from people..
It goes like this...
1st a Prototype is made..It can be made with a no. materials :metal,thermocol & pop,clay,wood,foam,fibre,etc..
It depends upon the person and the cost..Some things may give you more flexibility in getting your design but can be expensive..
Clay is prefered by most designers(read it somewhere)
Also nowaday 3d works are transfered to real life by using a Miling machine..or 3d printers for smaller things..
After you prototype is completed..The process of making a die starts...
It should be done by a professional..who can make the final die flawless..and smooth..so The final product doesnt need finishing up..
Now after the die is obtained..You can fabricate your product..
There are many different process for it depending upon the shape and type of the product needed..
Also you need to have knowledge of the materials you are working with..
You dont want your body kits to be too brittle to break on touching other cars..or too soft to change shape,with increase in temperature..
For that you need some knowledge in the subject of chemistry..(I dont like that subj..)
Ok now after the fabrication process..The final stage of finishing is started..Getting the kits smooth..and coloured..
Its over,,,, your kits are ready...( i think so)
I know it sounds simple but it wont be.....
If you get knowledge please pass it to me too...
I need it..for my future
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