Tinkercad Project

 The new draft came out and looked as good as I wanted. I, unfortunately, had to take the supports of the trees, and 3 broke off. Over the break, I'll glue 2-3 of the pieces back together. I also want to paint the 3D model during the break. Here is the picture of the updated model

 I was not happy with my rough draft, so I knew I needed to make some major adjustments. The major problem I faced was that the trees and mountains couldn't group with a base. I realized that I needed to make the mountains and trees through simple shapes in order for me to add a base/terrain. I added paraboloid shapes as the mountains, combined multiple cones to a cylinder base to make evergreen trees, added a triangle with a triangular hole in the middle to make a tent, and even created a fire pit. I also added a hole to mimic a river or a stream. Here is my updated project.

 I received my rough draft, and while it went as well as I could expect, some changes are needed. Here is the image of my rough draft.

 I finished my rough draft of my 3D print. I realized that my print was too big and needed to scale down. I also struggled to add a base to the build so I am curious to how it will look when I get it in a couple of days. Here is a picture of the draft

 I drew a rough idea of how to make my biome. I want to create a biome with coniferous or pine trees with mountains and snow. The biome/terrain I am basing this off of is the Alaskan terrain/biome. Here is a rough image of what I want to do Side note: This is a poor drawing

 While conducting research, I was able to better understand biodiversity and develop global awareness of environmental concerns. I was able to learn this though the sources Tinkercad provided me. These are the sources. https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/biomes/index.php https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/biome https://www.mbgnet.net/