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# 16 14-10-2003 , 01:24 AM

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# 17 14-10-2003 , 01:37 AM

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wireframe on head, we'll keep on posting.

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# 18 14-10-2003 , 05:31 AM

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thats crazy! im just imagining how many profile curves it has! ahh! but good though it seems to not scare the shit out of you! user added image

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# 19 14-10-2003 , 05:43 AM

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I would think he started with a sphere, or perhaps a few lofted lines and added isoparms as they were needed.

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# 20 14-10-2003 , 07:01 AM

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I started from a radial head and thats about it. I kept tweaking it and sculpting it. i detached the mouth cavity in that wireframe but its all together including the back area. I never relofted the head at all or did any loft. I just worked with one side of the head and duplicated to an instance. As for the neck area its all cv. Everything is one piece that you see there. I detached the head from the neck area piece for character set up purposes but I dont think im going to rig this but I'll see. I will follow up next with the torso of his metallic suit. I will try to give it as much detail as I can, the best advice that I have taken is to pay attention to detail as much as I can.

Michael..... You need to help me on patch modeling.... just for a bit sometime. I haven't been too succesful patching. I tried to follow your tutorial on stitching arm into body but I get lost, you should put bigger images if you can so it makes it easier for people to follow.

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