I've been doing everything in my power to avoid working on the guy ;-) But I managed to get some more work done on him yesterday. I'm having a problem keeping the file size down. Currently he's at 2megs. with more things yet to be added. I've tried every kind of trick I can think of. The parts are very low resolution. But the fact is. Detailed models will always end up growing into at least 3meg. :-( Trying to keep this thing user friendly. And still have some amount of detail is a frustrating experience to say the least. ScottA

Looking good. And good looking monsters beget monster size files. But, hey, bring him on. I still have some disk space left, and he looks great. I've got a little animation idea just waiting for his arrival, hehe. I've already decided that I need to get a bigger hard drive to store all the fantastic Poser and Bryce creations that talented artists like you keep producing. I just can't resist downloading them all, and one day I might even use them. I think a couple thousand gigabytes outta' do it. (Boy, remember the infamous Bill Gates quote circa 1981 that "I think 640 megabytes ought to be enough for anyone." Shessh! What a visionary.)

Intel Core I7 3090K 4.5 GhZ (overclocked) 12-meg cache CPU, 32 Gig DDR3 memory, GeoForce GTX680 2gig 256 Bit PCI Express 3.0 graphic card, 3 Western Difgital 7200 rpm 1 Tb SATA Hard Drives

heya; cool, scott! don't be ashamed to work on godzilla, we love him too. :) that's nothing, terry. in the beginning, nobody ever thought we could POSSIBLY fill up 64K. (you young whippersnappers prolly don't appreciate what WE had to go through back inna OLD days! we had 64 whopping K and we were glad to get it! ;D )

64 K...Hmmmm....I remember 16 k on a c16 machine. Now I have graphic files over 200meg...my how things changed :-) -Vairesh

Bring him on! I still have almost 12G free... (almost.) Hah! I remember my first home PC - a Commodore Vic20 w/4K of free RAM. Woohoo! And flexible floppies! Godzirra looks great! Are you also doing a tex map, all bumpy and such?

Yup. He'll look a little better once he puts his clothes on ;-) ScottA

Didn't the Hollywood film suck big time? Kudos on Godzilla model though.

GODZILLA 2000 comes out in little over a month, I've had the pleasure of seeing it already (the Japanese Version) been watching all of the ones the Japanese have been pumping out and it is nice to see him back in American Theaters!! The story is a little campy, but what Godzilla (REAL GODZILLA not some Sea Iguana called Godzilla) back and if you haven't been following his movie career since 1985, let me tell you he looks the same, but more ruthless at the same time... almost feline and feral... for more info on the new movie coming out, visit http://www.godzilla.co.jp/ Scott, thank you for working so hard on this figure!! As a serious Godzilla fan, I can not thank you enough (unless you are planning on creating Kind Gidorah also wink)!! Thanks and eagerly waiting!! Jack

Actually. I've already created a Ghidora model Jack. I did it a long time ago and it's not a poser figure. But it's not all that bad. I plan on updating it sometime in the future. I've gotten better at modeling since then. For all the inside info you can handle about Godzilla. Here's the place to be :http://www.fandom.com/Godzilla/ My Ghidora model is in the monsters section of my web site. ScottA http://www.pixelatious.com

That figure actually looks kind of like a hybrid of the "Classic" Gojira and the 1985 one (the face seems more rounded and "friendly," as with the Godzilla of the 60's and 70s, but the chest is almost as "full" as the one of Godzilla 1985 and the succeeding ones). Too cool. I may now have to learn to model so I can do a REAL Ultraman instead of the lame, texture-based one I did a while back...

Thanks for the link Scott, going to check it out now!! Jack