Gojira by theseus88bc

Bryce • Film/TV • posted on Sep 28, 2007

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Description

Like my previous image, this is a ScottA model freebie. The model is a bit of a hybrid. The head is a lot like the 1954 version while the body is closest to the Final Wars version, although the shoulders are just way too broad. This image represents our radioactive pal as he wanders through a valley on fire thanks to the JGSDF trying to kill him...again! No radioactive fire here, so it seems a bit calmer. Hope you like it. Iain

Comments (10)

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Mondwin

3:48AM | Fri, 28 September 2007

Fantastic and cool work...bravissimo!V:DDD.HUgsxx

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Mechmaster

5:21AM | Fri, 28 September 2007

Nice, I've always been a fan of the Big-G and he always looks his best wandering unconcernedly through the middle of a fiery holocaust.

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hideakifuji

8:35AM | Fri, 28 September 2007

it is excellent image . but you make word wrong , not gojira it right call name godzilla

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Geodesic250

10:46AM | Fri, 28 September 2007

You have captured that moment in all the Godzilla films where everyone thinks that Godzilla is finished. They try and press the issue and ... it's not nice to mess with a large radioactive flame breathing reptile LOL!!! Outstanding!!

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wawadave

10:55AM | Fri, 28 September 2007

very well done. where or how did you do or get he fire?

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SunsetHunter

6:59AM | Sat, 29 September 2007

Very cool - a timeless classic (whether Gojira or Godzilla). Great work on the fire - is it in Bryce or postwork? Well done!

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theseus88bc

1:59AM | Mon, 01 October 2007

The fire is in Bryce. I made it from a tutorial in some Bryce site or other. I just apply it to a sphere and scale it appropriately and hey presto. No way could I do that in postwork... too complicated.

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