Shirt blocked and a subd. Onto the trousers.
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Shirt blocked and a subd. Onto the trousers.
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LOL man!! You got this one to the letter. Thanks for the kind comments. Its alway a bit of a lottery when creating a new character cos you just dont know how people are gonna react. But this is the sort of thing I want people to recognise as youve described perfectly - stereotypes in life, people relate much better to things that way, as its not to 'deep' either like the Matrix for example (yawn). Its to the point.
Thanks for your comments again, Dave. Will email you soon with all the gossip
Later
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"Wifebeater T-shirt" haha...that's funny.
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Anyway heres a small update. Ive suffered a migraine attack this evening and shouldnt really be on the PC at all. Ive been prone to these since I wa 14 and they dont get better with age I tell ya.
Anyway less of my woes heres a belly and some shorts ready to block in tomorrow:
Laters
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Nobody felt like avenging your death. Sorry.
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The bar tender looks great btw.
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Thank you.
Ckyuk: Hey good, glad you learned something.
Later with updates
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Enjoy
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Although I would add a few things to his clothing so he doesn't look so couch potato-ish. and more along the theme of alien bartender, you know perhaps some high tech accessories, or something.
Just my 2 cents. But mesh wise it's a beaut!
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Thanks man, dont worry there are a few 'add-ons' to go yet, need to get the basics first though, still needs more creases on the shorts. Expect an apron, belt, money pouch and some techy stuff on his belt, and some old field boots (once the legs are done)
Later dude
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I'm loving this man..
Odd as it were... this guy is comming along nicely..
Some how, i can see Mos Eisley (Sp?) behind him , or..more so all around him.. Go figure eh?..
Heh
keep up the god work bro.. i'll be looking for an update
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hows it going? hows the portfolio/reel going too? Thanks for your comments, Not done a great deal more to this guy right now as the weather here in the UK is just too damn hot and sweaty to be slaving over a hot processor at night. So just a few quiet evenings being spent in the garden doing some design work right now till the storms come at the weekend to cool it all down. Woohoo!!
There is a small update on this guy on its way as Ive now added a leg and am working on the foot which is sort of webbed/insectoid like. Will post soon.
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Heya Jay, how are ya? I hope all is well on your side
Nice char, he is looking relly cool, can't wait to see this one complete. Keep up the fantastic work Jango. Take care MainlineX
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Just a little fun fact about the term couch potato :headbang:so he doesn't look so couch potato-ish.
https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/4108964.stm
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