Ok, this tut is really for using Wings3D, so if you don't have it by now, then ya may wish to do so... Just go to www.wings3d.com and choose the latest stable version, and follow through to the download page, click the right hand side document icon on said download page and your ready to download....
or, since this is such a basic, yet highly graphic tut, you should also have little trouble following along while using another fav app to model with...
and finaly, before you start:
a) Open Wings3d, and go up into Edit>Preferences , and be sure to check/enable Highlighting>Smart highlighting
b) then once you have that done, to create a cube you simply right click in the work/view area and then choose cube
c) finaly, I forgot to add in the tut, between steps 1 and 2, that once you click on the face to select it, then right click to envoke the face mode op menu's,then select Move >normal
ok, you should be good to go
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