The body is Hulk-ish, but the one aspect everyone misses (it's a toughie in Poser, at least) is the enormously exaggerated hands and feet of the Hulk. I have been a Hulk fan since Marvel started, and that is one characteristic he always has. Nice work, other than that detail! I am anxious to see the movie! Also, Hulk's clothes are always VEERY tight. He expands into them, ripping and stretching, yet never bursting the crotch! Maybe a transmapped catsuit would work best for the pants.

Doesn't Animotions have a Hulk intheir archive?

Yes, I dl'ed it, and it is very good, except for the hands and feet, which are normal human proportioned. I tried to expand them by scaling, but it really messes up the joints. How can Hulk-scale hands and feet be made? I have seen it done by Konan with his Extrememorph3D program. He made a figure called Massive, which has huge hands, but is not really similar to Hulk. I know next to nothing about the Joint Parameters, but would guess that combining adjustments there with scaling, it may be possible to get this detail correct.

The only real way to do it is a morph that is permanently applied to the hands and feet, then the JP's completely redone. Mike's hands refuse to scale, and i tried for quite a while. BTW, I'm the one that did the Hulk at Animotions, with muscle morphs by Predator2K (so they were distributable). Compare the Mike Hulk with the Dork Hulk, and you'll see a CONSIDERABLE difference...

Hi Valandar, You did a great job on that Hulk. Is there a way you could transfer the JP's from Massive to your Hulk. He really needs the huge hands and feet. I am totally weak in that area of Poser, so please excuse me if I am asking for the impossible.

The problem isn't the JP's alone, it's the JPs combined with scaling and morphing the hands.

Also hulk has next to no neck, but again that would be hard to do in poser

I recall a post some time back where someone reported some success by scaling the entire figure UP, and then scaling everything but the hands and feet DOWN. Haven't tried it, myself.....

I suggested the ability to get this superthick neck, arms and leg joints to DAZ in my Michael 3 wish list. Even e-mail the Konan Hulk thread to R. Whisenant. I thought there might be a way to inject a joint parameter pose in order to get the model to work with this extreme morphs, if not we need a male figure specially for this muscular monstruous proportions, call it HUGO maybe.

I made a Hulk once with Mike 2 by scaling up the entire figure then reducing everything but hands and feet. The wrists and ankles got kind of funking, but it looked okay. I wish I had a good picture handy.

Hi Ming, The pants are much more like the comic version. Needs some rips and tears, especially about the knees. The feet are looking bigger! The neck/shoulders need to be huge. Hulk's ears touch his (damn, I forgot what those muscles are called) muscles. It's hard to settle on what he looks like, as each artist has a distinct version. The current penciller Mike Deodato is doing a great job. I like his Hulk a lot. There is always the Standard - Jack Kirby! This thread is very important - we need a Monstrous Hulk-like capacity in our Poser-models. I intend to try the scale-up, scale-down technique. Looking at the comic, Hulk's fist is larger than his head.

well, that almost looks as good as the one they're using in the upcoming Hulk movie... and while that's great for Poser, that's pathetically bad for the $100 million worth of effects from ILM. That movie is going to suck big time.

I should note that I did manage to recently increase the size of the hands, but they resemble mittens at this size...

Hi Valandar, That looks pretty damn good! I will go there and get it.

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Is there a way to make a single magnet effect more than 1 body segment? That would help a lot.

Maybe it can be scaled in Rhino.

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How I made the hands bigger: Basically, they're only scaled up in the Y and Z axises, individually. The hands are already larger than the rest of the body by means of scaling up the entire figure, then scaling everything else down slightly. The hands end up looking like mittens, but they're in scale.

Here is a link with some previous discussion with Rob wisenant about Michael 3.

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How about some morphing gloves for the big hands?