Ha - Excellent modeling! Nice work. Will you be bring the model into Poser? Clint

Thanks Clint, I am going to make another one using only the vertex modeler, then put in Poser as soon as I learn how to. I am still rather new at all this. I got Raydream 3D awhile back and just didn't "get it" at all, but Carrara I makes sense to me.

Its a nice program. I like it very much. I produces nice results in the right hands ;) When you get ready to go to Poser just yell and I will be glad to assist in anyway that I can. Take care, Clint

Excellent Elgenoralisimo, it looks like either something out of mechawarrior or Robocops enemy Ed-209. I like it and I can't wait to see a tutorial, keep up the good work. Love and Peace

Thanks BigSerge, you are right, it's a ShadowCat from BattleTech/MechWarrior. The pic's it's modeled from are in an old manual I had and the pictures are really small, the front's about an inch and a 3/4 at 3 inches. Found some pics on the web, it's changed some from what I had, and I like the newer one better so I going to make another. Now the questions. 1.Should it be a single mesh like the people in poser or single objects put together and grouped? 2.Model the details or try maps ?

Hum!! it appears that Clint and I will have to indoc you on this matter a bit. The mesh folks in poser are not considered single mesh or single object put together and grouped, but a single mesh separated into different body parts and grouped? I suggest go for the T maps first then bring it into Poser, If you have any Q's needing some A's, feel free to ask and we'll be glad to answer. Oh and by the way I am still waiting impatiently to know how in the world you modeled that mech? As Eric Cartman says Dude "Kick A@#$...!!!"