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I agree with you on the bit that hangs over the edge, it's because of the cushions under it that that's happening, I'm having another go with some different settings to see if I can make it look a little better.
Many hands make light work, that's why I collect them....hahaha
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May add a little more detail to them but they're pretty much done.
Blood splattered rubber apron I'm thinking next.
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Decided to get the bottom half of him detailed a bit better, then do the apron, his top half is still in the blocking out stage but all in proportion so hopefully it won't take too long to get him looking a bit better.
Just looking forward to getting his mask on his head and a chainsaw in his hand!
Not got too much time over the few days so updates will be few and far between until the weekend....
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I have to say I have not seen a person made from the bottom up before, have you got him blocked out already and are filling in the gaps............dave
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but am also using another low poly model as a kind of mannequin for a couple of bits, like the mask and boots, as well as the chainsaw and a couple of the knifes.
I find it a good way to get the scale of something without having to model a whole human first, but whilst still being able to look at all the angles in 3d.
I'll probably do the same thing for the apron, but the rest of the model I'll probably just finish from where it is.
Obviously the mannequin won't be in the final image....lol
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I haven't had much time to do any modelling work, but managed to get some texturing done this morning before I have to leave for work.
I probably looked quite a sight, coffee in one hand and the other hand switching between a breakfast bowl and and graphics tablet! lol!
Anyhow, roll on Sunday and a little more time for Maya!
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