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Hey nerazzi. Great stuff. I really like the robot character. Both are really well done. The boy's forehead though looks really big, maybe some hair coming out from under the hat might take away that feeling. Both are looking really good. Great stuff. Always in awe of your work.

Congrats Stian That's really cool! How much change was there from the Bismark to the Tirpitz? They both look amazing. Great work

Ken, each version just keeps gettin better and better! Its really coming along well and I'm really lookin forward to seeing it completed! Goin great Ken! -lazz

That's looking good Nekosei its coming out great. Can't wait to see it finished

Thanks Rodney! I will no kidding I may look into getting a figurine to help as a reference. It's really helpful as you said to be able to actually look at it and turn it around and stuff. And it'd look cool on my computer desk too. I just might do that. Thanks Patrick! So as far as updates go, here's what I've got. I've been workin off and on today but managed to finish the hands, add the shoulder pads, and I also flattened the chest a bit. I think it was a little overkill the way it was. Cool! Let me know what ya think. thanks! later- lazz

Hey! Thanks everyone for commenting, you rock. dude: I agree, so I played around with his head using the manipulator tool and I think I like it more now. And ya, does anyone know why he has those ear things? I never really got it either, but it looks kinda cool so I'm goin with it. dborruso: Ya its all geometry. Here's a wire too to look at. I've been studying Colin Freeman's Demon from a while ago, and just looking at his work has really helped my understanding of splining. Thanks Magnus! Nightcrawler is definately cool too. They portrayed him differently than I thought they would in the movie though. Rodney: I know! I was surprised that I got the first go around at it. He's a somewhat popular character from what I thought too. Ya, I'll post a picture I'm using as a reference. The ear flaps are pretty big, but I still toned them down a notch or two. Also, I've added arms. That, along with his head is what I've done so far. More to come -lazz And the reference photo:

I've been meaning to make wolverine for a while now. He was and still is my favorite character from X-men. The version I'm doing is the one from the old X-men arcade series. Definately one of the best arcade games. Anyways, I started on him last night and this is where I am today. Comments and Crits are appreciated! Thanks! Later- Lazz

I finished this yesterday and am currently working on the rig. My friend requested that I make a spider character for her so I came up with this. Its based off of a daddylonglegs. Let me know what you think! Thanks! -lazz

That turned out really good Eric

beautiful work agep. keep it up

Your work is some of the best work I've ever seen done with A:M. Good job.

That problem you said you had has happened to me in the past with models with too high a patch count. Like rediculously high numbers. That plus textures n such. My computer like can't handle it and'll shut down whenever i try to open them. BUT. Anyways. That's looking really good Zaryn. even better WITH the armor (which looks TOTALLY cool). Sooo... ya! Great work! Can't wait to see the finished image. Later!

Lol no kidding about it not being animation friendly. Haha. Well, based on the looks of it so far the image is gonna turn out awesome. 11K!? Yikes. My computer would have a fit. Well, keep up the good work Zaryn its looking great!

I just downloaded it. I love it. Its so cool! Ya, I too am dying to see how you did it but ya. Just wanted to let ya know again how cool it is. Great job!

I can't wait for that it should be really cool. I like what you've done with this model its turning out really good. Very good, actually. Just out of curiosity, what's the patch count? Its looking good Zaryn keep up the great work!