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Fuse Bomb (page 6/7)
Written by Mike | Posted on October 17th, 2007
A final extrusion: hold Shift+move downwards the selection (in the Front View).
Switch to Border subobject and select the border at the bottom of the last extrusion.
Hit the Cap button to create a polygon which will fill the gap defined by the Border.
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