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I like him. He looks kind of like a lego robot. I went to the web site
where you found the graphic, and I think you can do a few things to make him
more like the original. First, I think his head is too small around.
Second, the hands (claws?) have no way to close in your picture. If I am
seeing things correctly, in the original image (the one in the top left of
the web site), it looks like the red circle is the end of a hinge pin, and
the claws are separated with one in front and one behind, kind of like
scissors. Anyway, great work.
"Tony[B]" <ben### [at] catholic org> wrote in message
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> Thanks to the insistant poking of a few POVers, I've decided to start
> posting the nicer stuff I do, something which I recently have not done
> enough of. Don't think I've been idle (although I am POVing a lot less
than
> I used to). Mostly I've been busy with college and that little art project
I
> have which is due this month (or next, the guy isn't sure).
>
> At any rate, this character was taken from the images at
> http://zanyvg.overclocked.org/ According to the guy who runs the site (to
> whom I offered the character in any pose he wanted), this little fellow
> comes from a Megaman game I never played called Megaman Legends. He is a
> "servbot" (whatever the heck that is) and apparently, in Japanese that is
> "kobun" (I do not guarantee the correctfulness of any of this). I devised
it
> over a series of 3 or 4 nights. It took me 1.5 nights to model it, and the
> remaining nights to animate and slightly remodel it to help me animate it.
> This kobun is not your standard-issue kobun. It features Elboze* and
Anklz*.
> Neez* may come in a future version. I will be posting the short animation
in
> pba after I post this. Enjoy. :)
>
>
>
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