Press I on your keyboard to inset selected faces.Press Shift + Z if you don’t want to extrude along the Z axis. You can also scale while extruding by pressing S on your keyboard. By pressing E on your keyboard, you can extrude selected faces.Press Shift + Alt + Right Click on faces to select multiple faces.
Enter face mode, press Shift + right-click on a face to select the face. Press “ S” on your keyboard to scale the model. You can bevel the model by pressing Ctrl + B. Hold down Alt + Left Click to select an edge and Shift + Alt + Left Click to select other edges with it. 
Go into edge mode and select the edges of the subsections. Right Click to put the subsections in place. Use your mouse wheel to adjust the number of subsections. Use the Ctrl + R keys on your keyboard to create subsections in the base shape. Step 2: Using loop cuts and insetting or extruding faces, add more faces to the base shape. Reduce the number of vertices for base shapes such as cylinders and spheres in the properties menu on the left panel for a low-poly model. Press SHIFT + A > Mesh and select from the list of base shapes. Here are the steps of box modeling a low-poly 3D model for 3D printing with Blender. Box modeling involves transforming the faces of base shapes such as cubes or spheres into low-poly models. One of the most common methods of creating low-poly 3D models is box modeling. All 151 first generation modelled low poly and 3D printed from pokemon
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