01 · SUBD MODELING
02 · DETAIL MODELING
An eVTOL airliner concept — a regional-airliner cabin with a continuous window line, carried on two wings and eight propellers so it can lift off vertically and cruise like an aircraft.
Erliner takes the proportions of a regional airliner — a long, calm fuselage, a single band of cabin windows and a wraparound cockpit — and pairs them with the propulsion of an eVTOL. Two wings share the work: a forward wing low on the fuselage and a rear wing carried high on a swept pylon, each with four propellers.
The wingtips turn down and forward, and the rear pylon flows out of the fuselage in one continuous surface, so the aircraft reads as a single sculpted object rather than a cabin with rotors attached.
The main volumes were blocked out in SubD to settle the fuselage, pylon and wing proportions, then rebuilt with detail — glazing, doors, landing gear and propeller hubs.
A runway at sunset, the Alps and two coastlines — the same aircraft from take-off to cruise.
From the Rhino model to the hangar, a runway take-off, cruise over the Alps and arrival on the coast.
Exterior design, 3D modelling and cinematic visualisation for eVTOL and aviation programmes. Send a brief and we’ll come back within two working days.
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