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Anyway, here's how it is now after 2 long sesions.
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Haven't thought about animating it yet. Maybe though.
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Keep up the good work!
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Im a bit of a novice with texturing, although i have animated the wings moving to attack position - easier than I thought it would be - Maya certainly is a cool program.
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Only two comments on the X wing, it seems there are too many edges toward the rear, just below the cockpit area and the rear engine details are more cog like. Have attached some original X Wing pics for you. I'm a biiiiig Star Wars fan so things like this will always stand out to me. Hope the reference helps anyway.
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