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# 16 18-07-2011 , 01:29 AM
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i like it better when its covered up. looks less cluttered, more like its ready for battle and more prettier




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# 17 18-07-2011 , 09:04 AM
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Yer dont wanting it looking too much like a bayformer - i built the neck away from the body then placed it in - spent some time remove some parts after the render as you' ll never see them. As i said hopind for this sort of detail in areas that are expossed. Although hoping those area dont make it too hard to rig.


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