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https://tuntematonkorppi.tumblr.com/post/613563991635181568/kaijuno-sosuperawesome-miniatures-by Meanwhile, I have made purse number 5. They are slowly getting better. It's just a prop right now, I don't know yet how to morph the chain so that it moves. In theory there is a way to make it open as well, but I will have to read to see how it works (so it doesn't leave the clasp in midair ;) )

It looks boxy and dumb right now, but I managed to model something with a lot of parts, and map all of the parts, and then load all the parts into Daz Studio, assemble the parts and actually SAVE THE PARTS so I can share it. I just need to put the real final textures on it. While I did manage to map every part, I did not do such a professional job on it that I know exactly what items on the map correspond with the model, so I have to figure that out as I paint it. But I learned all kinds of tricks and tips making it! Including if you are going to make something for a Daz Studio human figure to use, you should probably put it next to the figure early in the building process-- because when I first imported the BeeBike into Studio, the woman here could have put it in her pocket :D *yes, I know she has no shoes. I have shoes, but I was afraid I would crash the file if I added yet more polygons at that point.

It would be good (the texture part was easy, since holly is easy to draw) but that handle. I've done 2 now and both were sooo bad.

Christopher Doll is an artist and designer, and a pretty great modeller as well--he decided he loved the sentient ship in Farscape and wanted to build his own small version, so he did. It's pretty amazing to see him put it together, and he went through all the steps here: http://www.christopher-doll.com/scratchbuilding-a-model-of-moya-from-farscape Check out how it all began: Then, with some patience and careful drawing, he got to this stage: Then more magic (I will make you go visit his website to see the details) he came to this point: And THEN he cast his creation! And here it is painted up! He actually had the kit for sale for a while, until Farscape told him to stop it (I think there may still be a link to where they were previously sold on the tutorial) but just the fact that he was able to make one is like sorcery, even when you see it all step by step. He does really nice astro art , too. :D