Posted: 11 Aug 2008, o 13:02
you're crazy, you know..
yeah, you probably know it
yeah, you probably know it
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Eldar Phantom Titan slow project
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Posted: 19 Aug 2008, o 09:12
holly sh... Go for it Nav finish this allready
Posted: 27 Apr 2009, o 15:32
Hi all, the titan is one step closer to the end ( sorry for huge pause on updates).
These are my leg sugestion for this project, repositioned one, decorated both, starting messing with base and hoping client likes the legs.
Theres a little csm on the base for scale.
Here you go folks, and thanks for support even if i take time between posts.
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legs front view
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Legs back view
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Legs left view
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Legs right view
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Feet
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These are my leg sugestion for this project, repositioned one, decorated both, starting messing with base and hoping client likes the legs.
Theres a little csm on the base for scale.
Here you go folks, and thanks for support even if i take time between posts.
Click to see full-sized imagelegs front view
Click to see full-sized imageLegs back view
Click to see full-sized imageLegs left view
Click to see full-sized imageLegs right view
Click to see full-sized imageFeet
Click to see full-sized imageClick to see full-sized imageClick to see full-sized imageClick to see full-sized imagePosted: 27 Apr 2009, o 15:43
it took me a little while to find that marine 
this one is absolutely fantastic. I don't know what more to say. keep us updated.
are you getting close to finish?
this one is absolutely fantastic. I don't know what more to say. keep us updated.
are you getting close to finish?
Posted: 27 Apr 2009, o 15:43
It's looking awesome was wondering when you were going to get back to this. So is that all the conversion and greens finished (client permitting ofc) or you going to add more?
was wondering when you were going to get back to this. So is that all the conversion and greens finished (client permitting ofc) or you going to add more?Posted: 27 Apr 2009, o 15:46
I do not know about your client Nav, but I would surely be very satisfied with your work so far. I really like the dynamic pose you have achieved from the rather static position the legs originally had. The sculpting and details are fantastic! Great work and thanks for sharing!
Posted: 27 Apr 2009, o 15:56
I hope you don't mind it but I think it's one sick project. No sane man would undertake such a thing!
Oh, wait, you're not a sane man - you're a bug!
I am impressed by this monstrosity- even if its quality was not enough, its size would be enough to make my jaw drop...
Oh, wait, you're not a sane man - you're a bug!
I am impressed by this monstrosity- even if its quality was not enough, its size would be enough to make my jaw drop...
Posted: 27 Apr 2009, o 16:05
You must be really glad when you finally finish this one!
I like the broken stone effect and somehow the toes are standing out as fantastic to me.
I however don't like the pose too much. The legs are too widespread for my taste.
I like the broken stone effect and somehow the toes are standing out as fantastic to me.
I however don't like the pose too much. The legs are too widespread for my taste.
Posted: 27 Apr 2009, o 16:28
Not yet finished but for the most part this challenge is almost completed.
I still need to clean up some parts of the fins and do the base from scratch.
Believe me guys, I will not do another titan anytime soon, its just an insame amounth of work involved.
As for the pose, You really have to plan this very thightly... its a very, very very heavy model and I managed it to make it less static like original yet maintaining the balance ( its not pinned yet and he can hold himself alone)... If anyone attempts to mess up the hip construction and leg atachment I wish them good luck and be prepared for a nightmare.
I still need to clean up some parts of the fins and do the base from scratch.
Believe me guys, I will not do another titan anytime soon, its just an insame amounth of work involved.
As for the pose, You really have to plan this very thightly... its a very, very very heavy model and I managed it to make it less static like original yet maintaining the balance ( its not pinned yet and he can hold himself alone)... If anyone attempts to mess up the hip construction and leg atachment I wish them good luck and be prepared for a nightmare.
Posted: 28 Apr 2009, o 10:15
Thats one huge well done job