The work was created for an interactive atlas (a training simulation). This was a large-scale project, and this time I was responsible for the “upper” part of the car. In most cases, training models don’t require wear, damage, or similar details—unless specifically dictated by the learning scenario. Still, I added a subtle layer of dust and dirt to the bottom of the tank to make it feel more alive. It was an interesting and challenging task. Many thanks to my colleagues for their advice, support, and the mutual exchange of texture materials.