One prompt, one editable 3D airliner: the exact Blender MCP setup GPT-6 Astra used inside Codex, the five build stages, the 28 tools, the reusable prompt and the honest notes

The companion to the video. PAGE 1 — the result, the one prompt quoted verbatim ("download Blender, set up the MCP, and make me a realistic 3d aeroplane, and then make a video showcasing how it made it"), and how to use the kit. PAGE 2 — connect your AI to Blender in five steps, quoted from the Blender MCP README: install uv (macOS, Linux, Windows lines), add the server to Codex (codex mcp add blender -- uvx blender-mcp), Claude Code (claude mcp add blender uvx blender-mcp) or Claude Desktop (the JSON), install the add-on (uvx blender-mcp install-addon), enable Interface: MCP for Blender, press N, Start MCP Server, verify with a scene report, plus the two things that bite (one server instance; uvx path). PAGE 3 — what Astra built, stage by stage: fuselage, wings and tail, turbofan engines with individual fan blades, glazing and livery, landing gear (346 objects in the scene report), the review-a-still-first lesson, and the 28 tools the server exposed, exactly as listed. PAGE 4 — the reusable build prompt, the honest notes (construction replay, original design, Astra rollout, third-party project) and the beginner guides. Independent kit from Hyperautomation Labs; not affiliated with OpenAI, Blender or the Blender MCP project.

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