What was delivered
- A detailed model of a light box truck: a cab with mirrors, grille, lights and wipers, a full chassis, and a cargo box with its own interior.
- A two-tone paint scheme with a swept accent stripe along the box, made in Blender rather than painted by hand.
- An underbody and drivetrain view, and an exploded view that pulls the truck apart into its main assemblies.
- Studio renders and a short walkaround film moving from the exterior to the front details, the underbody and the inside of the cargo box.
- Every step done by the model sending Python to Blender through MCP, looking at each render and refining it.
Why it matters
A real vehicle turned into a usable 3D asset by a model driving a desktop 3D tool, not by a 3D artist. The same pattern, an AI that operates a professional tool through MCP and checks its own output, works for any tool with a scripting interface.