On 7/29/2016 12:48 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 29-7-2016 11:09, Stephen wrote:
>> On 7/29/2016 7:58 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>>> On 28-7-2016 16:08, Stephen wrote:

>
> It is a thought. I need to read the book again to get the mood again; it
> has been a while since last time.
>

My paperback is in storage. I have a epub version but it is not the same 
as a hardcopy. Especially when the writing gets disjointed and tells 
bits of its own story.

>> I've found a free scorpion mesh but it is not articulated. I should be
>> able to pose it in Blender.
>
> That should be possible indeed.
>

We will see...

>>
>
>> All you would need is a loop showing at a cuff or a chest. But I am
>> getting ahead of myself. :)
>
> Yes. That would be enough and not too difficult. The kid himself should
> be rather straightforward as Poser modelling goes.
>

Thinking about it. Unless you are doing a closeup they won't be visible. 
Hang! the chains. ;)

>>
>> I must say that book made an impression on me. I read it in the late
>> 70's and I remember a lot.
>>
>
> Oh yes indeed; disturbing and fascinating at the same time. It has not
> lost its attraction either. It was a new way of writing SF at the time
> although I don't think it was really part of the 'New Wave' as promoted
> by Harlan Ellison at the time, although certainly close in concept.
>

I think that there was new wave and New Wave. One was used to sell books.
Cynical. Moi? :)

-- 

Regards
     Stephen

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