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THX1138 - N0RM - Jan/Feb
EDIT: This will be a one piece model as Mike made mention of.
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I did that sketch about 4 years ago. Never had the motivation to do it until this challenge came up. I'm going to post a few more characters and then decide on what I eally want to do.
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- never mind I still might.
very nice concept
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I see an autobot logo there you going to keep it on there or remove it
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Looking forward to seeing some more sketches.
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Texturing is not a requirment for this challenge. So the final submission will not be textured; however, I will try to make time to texture a version for the finnished work section forum here at SM, and there probably will be an autobot symbol on that version, and the story behind that yellow mech is that he is supposed to be a precurser to the transformers. He is part of a TF story that I have been working on for quite a few years. He doesn't "transform" but; however, he does have some small things on him that extend and retract, giving you an illusion of transformation, but it's not.Originally posted by tweetytunes
I see an autobot logo there you going to keep it on there or remove it
I am still working on a couple of other character concepts aswell, but I just may stick with the yellow mech instead.
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Originally posted by THX1138
Texturing is not a requirment for this challenge. So the final submission will not be textured; however, I will try to make time to texture a version for the finnished work section forum here at SM, and there probably will be an autobot symbol on that version, and the story behind that yellow mech is that he is supposed to be a precurser to the transformers. He is part of a TF story that I have been working on for quite a few years. He doesn't "transform" but; however, he does have some small things on him that extend and retract, giving you an illusion of transformation, but it's not.
I am still working on a couple of other character concepts aswell, but I just may stick with the yellow mech instead.
man he sounds cool...
reminds me of goldbug (what bubblebee became after meeting his match one day) but just think its the colors.
good luck
i have just started to build grimlock in 3d, but not got far yet.
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I also did a quick test render just to see how poseable I can get him in comparison to the refference pic. I think its commming along pretty good so far. I'm considering on going with a simpler pose for the final submission.
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Here is another wire of the front.
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