Awwwww...the poor little doggy! That man put his head right through him!......'scuse me, but I am now definitely traumatized! Scarab<-still cries about "Ol' Yeller"

I like him reminds me of the lead viking in the 13th warrior! however in that side view his arms and wrist look a little funky almost distorted! the bicep looks how it should be if he flexed or had a big axe or sword in his hand!

The wolf head looks awesome. Now you just furry it up in post when you do a pic of him and you're all set. =) Rosh

I agree with Ghost, maybe tone down his muscles a little. The artwork of him doesn't depict him being THAT big! I definitely like the fur!

I usually dont like to by the art on the covers, but of how author describes the character. I think characters from novels are open to interpretation. In the book he is described as a huge barbarian close to 7 feet tall! anyway thanks for the feedback:)

He may be 7 feet tall but he dresses funny. =) But you have go with what you've got to work with. Other than draped like a stole, I can't think of any alternative. A pelt with a skull? What happens if you flatten it?

I don't usually go by the artwork on the covers (especially not with Drizzt) but the cover of The Crystal Shard depicts him pretty much exactly how I would imagine him. And it also gives a good look at how he wears his wolf-hide. Rosh

heyas; that's looking pretty cool! did you actually squash the wolf's body? or just stick it's head on another model you made? it will look awesome once it is furried out. :) i dont think they leave the skull in the head (usually). heads on pelts usually look squashed flatter... kinda like roadkill. i would try to flatten the head more, but that's up to you. also seems odd to me that he's got the head down on his chest. the usual way of wearing a pelt is with the head on your head, and the front legs tied around the neck. (er, right, have fun tying the front legs! ;D )