ANyway here is the render and the settings I used on it.

EDIT: Oh her eyes are glowing on purpose, though I may have them a bit too bright.

Those commercials are the ones that made me start disliking sally strothers, and now the guy they have shilling for them  is always on about  some kid with an asian name  who lives in a shack and sleeps on a floor mat, Well I am sorry to break it to him but in some places people still live in shacks and sleep on floor mats. Not everywhere has manufactured housing.

Quote - Oh, you created make-up for people!  Nah, I used the Silly Putty on the model kit of Steve Austin, basically staging the assembled figurine with a bare leg and arm by omitting the removable sleeve and pants leg pieces, and building up the putty.

And yes, I had the 12 inch action figure.  It had a push button mounted on the back that when repeatedly pressed, provided a "rachet" action for the bionic arm, allowing it to lift a plastic "engine block".  The doll also had a "fish-eye" peephole lens running through the head, serving as his bionic eye.

I had the first release of the doll and so I was somewhat disappointed with the bionic detailing.  It consisted of two clear acrylic pieces with simple decal backings one fitted within the arm.  One could reveal them by rolling up a surface hugging, skin colored sheath of elastic.  Years later I realized that element was basically an opaque condom!  Later editions of the figure had an arm and legs that were hollow and possessed physical "hardware" like frames, pistons and gears.  One could reveal these details by removing flush mounted "access panels".  (My dad wouldn't let me get one of these improved versions as it was rather more expensive and I already had one.

I also owned "Mask-atron", the android duplicate based upon the John Saxon character from one of the more popular episodes.  Like the first edition Steve Austin, it too just had clear acrylic wedges with "bionic decals".  But it came with 3 swappable faces, John Saxon's, Lee Majors' and Richard Anderson's (Oscar Goldman).  Saxon's big reveal as a robot was likely inspired by the movie "WestWorld" with Yul Brynner playing a robotic cowboy.  In a repair sequence, Brynner's face is removed to show wires and circuit boards.  The Six Million Dollar Man paid homage by having Steve literally punch Saxon's "face" to the ground.  Thus the toy had removable faces.  To increase play value, it also came with swappable forearms.  One could remove the "human" limbs at the elbow joints and replace them with, get this, a claw-like shovel and a suction cup mounted upon an extended rod.  Looking back, that second attachment was effectively a Dalek's plunger arm!

Actually, I liked the features of the "Fembots" from the "Bionic Woman" line better.  Only the "face" region detached instead of the entire front half of the head as with "Mask-atron", and when removed, robotic eyes and a speaker element was revealed, closer to the motif depicted in the episodes.  But my dad was not about to let me get a "Barbie" doll...bloody gender stereotypes.

Ah, childhood memories!

Sincerely,

Bill

That looks cool as hell man Ill have to do a render with that at some point lol. It brings back memories, I also had the model of Austin kicking down a wall or a steel door set in the wall..... I remember the trouble I had getting my crappy orange paint to cover the plastic. (now that i think about it it was probably just leftover mold releaser)

Yeah memories... I have the blue snaggletooth in very nice shape myself (Along with about 98% of the original run of the figures and a good pile of the vehicles. Came in a plastic bag and no 12 year old kid id gonna leave a toy in a plastic bag ....  Also had the north american version of the Deathstar  set (the one made of plastic with the big gun on top and the trash masher in the basement.

Six million dollar man... man I would not miss that show for nothin back when I was a kid. between all the christmasses and birthday gifts i got back then I wound up with  Steve austin (the one with the clear plastic thingies) Still got him somewhere though the rubber  on his arm is in very bad shape, that stuff deteriorated pretty bad  if not kept in perfect conditions. My sister got the bionic woman  and  One of us  (cant remember which) got Oscar Goldman, loved that exploding briefcase.

Is there some way to change the eye blinding color scheme yet?

Quote - Thanks, still getting a 400 error though so my timing must just suck.

Have you tried clearing your cache???

All the best.

LROG

Yeah that did it.

Quote - Link to site

All the best.

LROG

Thanks, still getting a 400 error though so my timing must just suck.

Have they changed the address completely? Or have I just been unlucky and tried to access the site on the times when it has been down again?

Quote - 71 AMC Javelin of course :-)

LOL that was the first car that came to my mind, same year too. Next-door neighbor had one when I was a kid.

Quote - > Quote - I split up my animations into body parts. Just starting to build up a data base. But anyways. I would just suggest doing body trunk for a few hundred frames. It does not take to long. To add ARms and such if they are in another animation. Just gotoo the end and put there copy and paste or highlight and move. Thinking of putting out a kit with a bunch of basic body languagestuff. Would people be interested you think?

Probably on the other Rendo site. I don't know about here...

Since when is basic body language porn and thus "only people from Renderotica will want that"?

yup same here it is fixed.

Obvious V4 is obvious :P

Yeah I like short women myself, (my fiance is 5'4" Im 6'1") I also so a lot of renders of various elves. Some taller some shorter. Mostly I leave the scale dials alone because of how V4's arms almost always break.

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2194058&user_id=69584&np&np

In this render I decided I needed an elf chick with a longer torso  and longer limbs so I used the arm/leg long dials and used the Y scale dials in her hips abdomen chest and shoulders. Luckily her arms do not break at all when bent.

When I want to do stuff like this I would just use DS but my renders suck in DS and I have never learned how to use that reality thing that DS has even though I bought it sio my Poser renders arew still better than my DS renders lol.

Quote - "human replacement in films is very common now and if its done well you won't know that what your watching isnt 'real'"

Actual trailers with moving pictures. No masks, animals or robots but real faces closeup showing emotion. I believe it when I see it.

I am still waiting.

P.S: I have seen Final Fantasy I'm sorry to say.

Yeah well that movie was made 10 years ago too. (2001)