Warrior Mech/Bot Design - WIP by lygher_xero
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I've been posting a bunch of images of this guy in the poser forums hoping for some feedback and I haven't received much so I am posting here.
What do you guys think?
Have any ideas?
Any add-on sets you want to see that'll come with the final package?
So far there is:
the base mech/bot figure
2 poser only materials (reflections setup already)
9 poses
4 lighting sets (general lighting)
8 prop sets (4-9 pieces/props depending on the set)
I would like to make 1 more really really powerful set to be used on the body, but again, I'm just kinda flat out of ideas.
Any suggestions or thoughts?
Comments (5)
AdamWright
All I can say is nice work!
Khushrenada
maybe add something like an anti missle pod,or a smoke screen/chaff spreader,things like that come in very handy in an all out mech fight:)
lygher_xero
any reference images/links? :P
DonaldC203
Make sure it has IK on the legs. Looks good!!!
bluehermit
It's a really striking image. Looks great. Just a couple of general observations which would only be relevant if you were thinking of developing the model with side and rear views too. I'm assuming the large weapon in the left arm is an autocannon, if it's a laser there'll be no ammo storage problem but it could be "frying tonight!" in the operator's cab if it's used too much. There needs to be a facility for venting the heat. Both the chain/gatling gun in the right arm and if such a large autocannon in the left, being rapid fire projectile weapons, will need very substantial magazines for the ammo. For arm mounted weapons the magazines would be big and obvious. Sorry to bore you with my ramblings! Look forward to seeing the next stage in your masterwork.