Learn the tool
A clear demonstration introduces one new Fusion skill.
Ten-Week 3D Modeling Course
Imagine it. Model it. Print it.
A hands-on course where children use Autodesk Fusion to transform their own ideas into real objects they can hold, play with, and take home.
10 weeks · 10 printable creations
A new challenge every week. A new idea made real.
Explore the course
Every class is built to fit a real 60-minute session. Students learn one focused Fusion skill, use it in a guided project, and finish by making creative choices that turn the design into their own.
Printing happens after class, so the full session stays focused on designing, testing, improving, and preparing a successful model.
Build the project
Students follow guided steps while solving real design problems.
Make it theirs
Personalize, check, save, and submit the model for printing.
What they build and develop
They design real objects. They learn to think in three dimensions.
Autodesk Fusion gives students a practical way to turn measurements and ideas into printable designs. The final car body, weekly prints, and skills below show that process.
A Custom RC Car Body
The course ends with a complete car body designed around the real measurements of a classroom RC chassis.
Students shape the body, check how it fits, and add windows, headlights, vents, spoilers, racing numbers, and personal details.
The model combines sketching, dimensions, solid forms, clearances, curves, separate parts, and preparation for 3D printing.
Designs become real objects
Students create a new model each week, from a mini rocket and robot character to a working maze, secret box, and interlocking puzzle.
Printing happens after class so the session stays focused on designing. Finished prints give students a real result they can hold, test, use, and take home.
Seeing a model become a physical object shows why measurements, clearances, shape, and careful preparation matter.
Five skills working together
Spatial reasoning
Understand how separate views and shapes form one complete object.
Accurate measurement
Use dimensions, spacing, thickness, and clearances so parts fit.
3D modeling tools
Work with sketches, extrusions, cuts, revolves, fillets, and patterns.
Design problem-solving
Identify what may not print or fit correctly and make purposeful adjustments.
Independent creation
Change proportions, features, patterns, and details to personalize each design.
Ready to begin?
Enroll.
Ten weeks of designing, experimenting, and turning original ideas into real 3D-printed creations.
60
minute sessions
Once a week for 10 weeks
10
creative projects
Designed in Fusion and prepared for printing
- Beginner-friendly Autodesk Fusion instruction
- A new hands-on design challenge every week
- Guided building with room for personal creativity
- Models prepared for 3D printing after class