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Tyrannosaurus rex
(oh and just so you guys know, this isn't a t-rex tutorial thread, this model is 100% done by me)
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Nice T-rex model...Great job...
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Nice though overall
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I agree with jango about the water line though. Keep it up,
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Jup that was my impresion on that pic, but bisade that its one realy realistik t-rex!!!Originally posted by Jango
One minor crit: When I first saw it, it looked as though the background was 2 images as the water line runs too parallel with the t-rexs body
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perhaps the tail is a bit to shiny and smooth but looks really goood :bandit:
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