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I'll have a bash at this - going to do a minotaur - hopefully not just a run-of-the-mill beast but a more stylized model - maybe a war minotaur - see a few of the images below
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guvna - I know what you mean about the moose looking thing - I am trying to acheive the following look - hopefully the horns won't look so bad when the body is attached to the head as it will be fairly wide.
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I guess you put them there to give him a meaner look but I think that it will come naturaly with the rest of the body (and a big axe in his hand!). Maybe pulling up the upped lip a bit to show the front teeth would do it too. But right now I think it looks more like a 'vampire cow'... ;-)
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I will mess around with it some more, I would prefer to keep the canines, but might have to make them look less silly. It is definitely getting a frickin huge axe!! or a mace or summat like that.Cheers for the comments - appreciate it
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