Finalizing the Materials and Assigning Textures

1. Assigning Base Materials

• Black Paint: Applied to most of the frame, handles, and structural components.
• Red Paint: Used for key parts like the control panel and specific buttons.
• Bright Metal: Used for bolts, nuts, and other hardware components.
• Medium Metal: Applied to internal engine parts and metal components adjacent to bright metal.
• Dark Metal: Used for exhaust and darker metallic parts to differentiate from other metals.

2. Refining Plastic & Rubber Parts

• Black Rubber: Applied to rubberized components like the pull cord handle and flexible parts.
• Black Plastic: Used for non-metallic casing, air filter cover, and choke lever.
• Gray Plastic: Applied to the front panel light housing.

3. Handling Transparent Materials

• Transparent Material: Assigned to fuel level gauge and protective light covers.
• Blend Mode in Create: These materials will need adjustments in Create to ensure proper transparency.

4. Assigning Special Materials

• Red Light Indicator: Used for warning indicators on the front panel.
• Plastic Yellow: Applied to the oil cap for high visibility.

5. Fixing Smoothing & Adjustments

• Applied Auto Smooth to various parts to ensure smooth shading.
• Adjusted scaling and positioning where necessary.
• Double-checked material assignments to prevent overlapping textures.