Howdy, Well I finally completed the basic mesh. It's just under 65000 polygons [rendered image is 256720 polygons]. Does anyone know of a good tutorial that will show how to make this comforming for Poser? It's for Michael 2.0. Please tell me your thoughts, if anything needs to be changed please let me know. Thanks

Wow looking good , how about a few more picts of different angles ? What kind of textures were you going to put on the cloth parts ?

Howdy, Well I haven't started texture mapping it yet so I don't know what the cloth textures I might use. Here are some more angles of the armor. Thanks

Just wanted to sy that it looks cool :)

Howdy, Well the armor isn't based off of any real style armor. It's more of a fantasy based armor. I'll probably add wings to it soon once I find some good reference images. Thanks

Attached Link: http://www.nerd3d.com

But is it strong enough to stand up to an attack by a sharp toothed white bunny rabbit?! Is it jabberwocky proof? Does it come with a dead parrot? You can check http://www.nerd3d.com for some tutorials and I think Bloodsong has some info too at http://www.3dmenagerie.com/ and I think it was Brycetech that wrote a ditty about using an existing CR2 and just copying yours into it (sorry I can't remember where it was posted) And you can gets tons of info from here: http://www.rbtwhiz.com/

Attached Link: http://www.jasinski.co.uk/wojna/comp/comp06.htm

Funny you should mention wings. I was looking for a armour photo and kept finding stuff about these guys. "The hussars are of course famous for their legendary wings, consisting of feathers fixed to a wooden frame one or a pair being either fixed to the saddle or the backplate. Most treasured were eagle feathers. Various proposals have been put forward for the reasons for their use; from them making a rushing sound in the charge, hardly likely above the general din of battle, or to stop tartar lassoes carting nobles off for a ransom. Most probably, combined with the wild animal skins and lance pennons, their effect was psychological. By increasing the size and magnificence of the horse and rider they made them look more fearsome. "

I like it!

schweeet!

Looks great!