Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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lol but which one was the father?

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Nice start. And interesting pick of an animal, this should be fun to model, love the long horns. Wicked! Great choice! :attn:


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Looks amazing, Kim .. This is definately the best you have come up with to date !


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# 8 07-01-2006 , 03:29 PM
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Cali: thanks! doing what i can to make this one my absolute best ever user added image

Tiago2: i still havent decided if i should do the extremely large horns or just the short ones i've build for now. but yeah. a wicked creature indeed user added image

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trying to get the skin to fit around the base of the horns.. my base mesh is a mess full of tri's, quads and 5+ sided polys right now. Will be cleaned ofcourse user added image

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Great start Rotbol. Definately think you should go for the large horns. They will look really cool winding around the head, as in your reference picture.

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BIG HORNS !!! GO GO !!!


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good progress, you'll have this finished in no time user added image


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Looks good. The horns are definately better. And I really like the way you have done the ear.

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