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olivier couston was kind enough to not only lend me his pyro ,.. but also his iron man to play :-)
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That's sweet :) add some dirt and scratches on him and it will be perfect ..
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very very nice, like andrian said, some scratches etc, and a nice high res/clean render will make it gallery material :)

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I love it :shock:
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yeah I totally dig it
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Yeah:) It has some strong 'movie like' feel to me. Great work.
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can't wait for material emitter. With some real illuminating eyes and chest piece, this will shine bright. :D
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Krisonrik : can do that allready with baking the illumination in your host app.
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thank you ..
just saw teh movie . and spent the afternoon redoing all the uv and some texturing
the final version would be heavy worn and battle tested ..
as for now in the mean time .. another one .. full body shot

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[gk] wrote:Krisonrik : can do that allready with baking the illumination in your host app.
yeah, but where is fun in that? And baking texture color on just makes it looks like spray paint. We are supposed to unbiased :P
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