Gatchaman Models

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Springie
Springie Her Royal Fluffiness...Swan of Swans... posted 2 Jul 2007 15:08
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I stumbled upon these on this website...interesting, no? http://cg-alexhsu.com/gallery/StillImg/
Springie
Springie Her Royal Fluffiness...Swan of Swans... posted 2 Jul 2007 15:09 (edited 2 Jul 2007 15:17)
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And I'm not sure what this is...reminds me of Polymar... signalburst.org/tintruong/illwork/gatchaman2.swf You may need to copy and paste this URL to get it to work... signalburst.org/tintruong/illwork/gatchaman2.swf
Ebonyswanne
Ebonyswanne Gatchamaniac posted 2 Jul 2007 23:30
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He must sculpture these from polymer clay or a resin that is poured into a mould. With the amount of detail to them they would be hard to get out of a mould though. If he does these models from begining to end himself than he is very good. I hope someone gives him a Job!
meridianday
meridianday Galaxy Girl posted 3 Jul 2007 01:57
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Is that an actual model? The gridwork makes it look like it's cgi rather than a physical moulding. Very nice either way.
amyltrer
amyltrer Gatchamaniac posted 3 Jul 2007 02:34
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Originally posted by Springie And I'm not sure what this is...reminds me of Polymar... signalburst.org/tintruong/illwork/gatchaman2.swf You may need to copy and paste this URL to get it to work... signalburst.org/tintruong/illwork/gatchaman2.swf
This looks loke a crossover between Joe and Polymar.
Ebonyswanne
Ebonyswanne Gatchamaniac posted 3 Jul 2007 20:40
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Originally posted by meridianday Is that an actual model? The gridwork makes it look like it's cgi rather than a physical moulding. Very nice either way.
looking at the grids, that got me too because if you sculpt from any clay natural or synthetic you usually don't put grids on it, they look so 3 Dimensional though...
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