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Understand how to model against reference images in Paint 3D. In this video, George uses a drawing of a wind turbine as reference to model a wind turbine in 3D. He then uses stickers to add color and texture the wind turbine, which is then finalized as a 3D asset in a PowerPoint presentation.
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