How to design with more than 1 angle? Scan file - Fusion

[craig.martinDMJGB]

Good afternoon, I've been using fusion for a few years but have always struggled with designing with more than 1 angle. In this particular scenario, I am trying to reverse engineer my tailgate handle for my truck. I have a scan of the part I want and trying to replicate it. 

The main issue I am having is that the face plate has a curve going in 2 directions and I can't find an obvious and clean way of shaping it. I have recently been trying to learn 'Form' and using the surface tools but I am still new to this. Has anyone found an obvious way to which I have missed that I could do this please?

I believe I have poorly explained this, so apologies for this. I will attach the scan and my 'best' attempt so far but it's still by no means suitable for my needs.

My computer can't handle the prismatic mesh conversion so I need to be able to re-draw it. 

Thank you, I look forward to potentially learning some new ways of doing this, or re-educating myself with something that i may have overlooked.

@craig.martinDMJGB Your post title was modified to add the product name and moved to the Fusion Design forum to increase findability - CGBenner

[kacper.suchomski]

Hi

This geometry contains several "individual" segments that can be easily surface modeled using the Loft tool based on several sketches and then thickened at the end.

[davebYYPCU · Accepted solution]

Use Surfaces, model Outside > In where practicable,

I would consider modelling half before a Mirror body, at the end.

Extrude your curve in sketch 2 > Symmetric.

Trimmed with a new sketch outline for the top face,

Simple Sweep around the outline will get you going.

Might help...