Burger Coaster: Prepare for Production

 Here are my sketches, screenshots and renders. For the screenshots, i laid out all the parts of the burger side by side with measurements of each. Most of the details such as the seeds on the bun and the lines on the cheese will be engraved and then painted later. All that is left is to gather materials!









 


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