Despite my recently posted problems with losing all my month's of rendering my Godzilla animation, while waiting for the hard drive to be repaird (and trying to figure out how the heck to pay for it) I've been busy working on such things as the closing credits, in which I want to acknowledge the artists whose models appear in the animation. I pretty much have them all figured out, but there are a few I'm not absolutely certian of. I know some of the IDs of the artists who modeled the things in the following pics, but need their real names. (And for the DAZ models, is there a brokered artist's name, or should I just credit DAZ?)

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Another pic.

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Final pic.

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pixie in pic number 1 is in daz3d. as to who made those ... i believe the pixie was made by dark whisperer[sp?]. the rest. no clue.

I'd credit the modeler whenever possible, no matter which brokerage house was the handler of the transaction when you acquired the model. People do move around, but the work of their hands is part of their portfolio. IIRC, Mallenlane (Michael lane) was responsible for the toonimal cat and dog, but may have had help from Anton? The Pixie might be Gareee's. Cring is by Theresa Willis (tdwillis).

Barney is my work, though I'm not concerned with credit.:) The Pixie is definitely Dark Whisper/3D Universe (same guy, two nics, so far as I know). Not sure about the other DAZ stuff, which most of it seems to be. Hauksdottir, that's not Cring, unless Terry has done some modifications. Cring doesn't have a big eyeball on its body, just on the stalk. Not sure what this critter is. I think the critter in the top pic, middle shelf, far left is called Drak, by lynnJohnathan. The Lost In Space robot (top shelf, far left) is by AofD, I think.

In the third pic the bear is the Lovey Bear from Silverlief Studios (was at Daz). The bulldog I believe was from Daz also, not sure who made it though. The ragdoll was a Daz freebie at one time. I've seen the spongebob before and I probably have it, but I can't remember who made it. I'll see if I can find the zip and check if there's a readme.

Thank you everyone for the help on this. X2000, I already got you down for Barney. You'll love what happens to him. At the end of my animation when the boy sits the Godzilla back on the toy store shelf facing one of the Barney toys and then leaves, the Godzilla and Barney toys come to life and, as Godzilla is giving Barney the once over, Barney starts to sing that annoying Barney theme song trying to win Godzilla over as a friend, but Godzilla flames him into a molten pile as the other Barney toys flee. You're right, that's not Cring but a character called Tublu by an Ian A. Batty aka VIDandCGI, I believe. And you're also right about Drak by Jonathan Lynn aka LynnJonathan, who also did the bulldog "Spike", I believe. I'll check for the real names for artists Dark Whisper/3D Universe, Silverlief Studios and AofD (unless someone happens to know offhand). Let me know if any of the above is incorrect.

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"You'll love what happens to him."

You're right, I love it already.;)

That's My puppy Pooch. But you probably already knew that. ;-) -ScottA Scott Ayers

No, I didn't know that. So thanks for alerting me, although I should have known 'cause he's as cute and funky as your excellent Godzilla model. I can't wait to get my hard drive back from the repair shop and see if I can resurect the Godzilla animation project. I think you'll be proud of what Mr. G accomplishes in animated form. BTW, you and Blue Oyster Cult (whose song "Godzilla" forms the core backdrop to the animation) get primo billing in the closing credits.

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