Fix the connection between the shoulders and chest!
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Fix the connection between the shoulders and chest!
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The model looks great almost looks like plastic toy
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didnt want it to be it too distracting. lol.. thanks for the crits, i will get onto the them right away.
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scrap the whole thing, ouch... up to you mate, i thought it was coming along nicely personaly.
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Heres the wire so far
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Nobody felt like avenging your death. Sorry.
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