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I was wandering thought if I could intrest you in the challenge. Theres still time and we need more people that will finish with a final render. At this time it looks like it will just be Me and IceQueen that might finish. Maybe ChrissH also.
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. As most remember i was in one of the first(and horribly beaten)... but i finally got maya so that should help(was using lightwave)
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