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You can do this by modeling one section and then add an array modifier using a rotated empty to wrap it around a point, creating an arch. settings of the array modifier on the arch section: Exam …

You can also do this by modeling a brick, setting the cursor to center, and using the spin tool. (model the brick, set cursor to center) Use spin tool to create arch.

I am trying to add cubes to my scene. I'm sure there are lots of ways to get a cube into the scene (but for the purposes of this question, I have no idea what they are) - Are there any ways to add a c …

you can also get more cubes in your scene by selecting the default cube (if you already edited and/or deleted the default cube then you must add another cube), and pressing Shift D to duplicate it. …

You can also do this by saving a scene with the default objects such as this one. click File>Append> select the file that has the cube you need. select the folder for objects select the cu …

There is a fast, easy ten key combination shortcut for this. Space+ADD+Space+CUBE+Enter This method may seem a bit tiring if you only want to add one cube, but the next cube can be added much easier …

You can also model a cube by adding a plane Then select the plane and press Tab to enter edit mode. then press E 2 to extrude 2 units. If you are using default units, this will make a default sized …

You can't do this directly, but there is a relatively easy workaround. You could just move all of your faces in the distance you want and then extrude all but the original face out. this way the net …