All four worksheets 2D to 3D and 3d-2D Isometric and Orthogonal.

Two of the worksheets give the students *Orthogonal 2D drawings with space is left for students to draw the 3D isometric version of these shapes. Students can also add tone to these drawings.

The other two worksheets begin with the 3D Isometric drawings and students have to come up with the three view 2D orthogonal drawings.

All four sheets have solutions included.

There are 48 questions in total but please be aware that the total number of solids used is actually 24 because the sheets go in both directions. (2D to 3D and the reverse)

*(orthogonal drawing is similar to othrographic graphic except the relationship between the views is much simpler and Orthogonal is also the current international standard - is referred to as "third angle projection".)