Three Medieval Peasants by London224

MarketPlace Showcase • Historical • posted on Dec 25, 2010

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Well Christmas is here and I am happy to see that Tony's Medieval Peasants are now on sale at Cornucopia3D. Tony's is a great guy and I'm really enjoying our collaboration. Our effort is to provide a more illustrative asset of the common man, woman, and child of medieval times. Nothing fancy, ragged, dirty, unkempt. January will bring development of female peasants and I really look forward to it. I'm a night person and it fits perfect as Tony is in Australia and our studio time is nicely matched. Here's a direct link for those interested in this great asset. Make sure to watch for my postings of the free items I will provide those who purchase Tony's Peasants. http://www.cornucopia3d.com/purchase.php?item_id=9422

Comments (19)

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puffle_huff

11:52PM | Sat, 25 December 2010

Wow..they look...so gross. And I mean that in the best way. Those textures are killer. XD

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EVERYPlant

11:58PM | Sat, 25 December 2010

Thanks for your write-up Don. You magnificent renders have certainly done justice to the item. I agree this has been a great collaboration, and I look forward to the V4 peasant early next year. I should point out that the dirt and ragginess maps are optional, so you can have a clean peasant if your need it. The only storefront I currently have is at C3D. If you're not a member there, I could accept payment via paypal and provide you with a download link via email. I can be contacted thru my website www.realmsart.com

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vintorix

12:23AM | Sun, 26 December 2010

The model is great. But the render is over the top. The peasants were not that dirty. Especially not when they went into town and everybody wanted to look their best! :)

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Vege-Mite

2:29AM | Sun, 26 December 2010

Looks great Don! :-)

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ragouc

2:33AM | Sun, 26 December 2010

Great work.

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London224

7:30AM | Sun, 26 December 2010

Tony is reminding me that I have not shown all the variations available here. Cuffs, no cuffs, sleeves, no sleeves, different levels of wear and dirt. Sorry everyone... I actually had my head buried into using Runtimes IDL Studio lighting for this render and getting familiar with its usage....I'm still very much a newbie in Poser. Tony has a complete list of what is provided on Corn3D.

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PhilW

8:27AM | Sun, 26 December 2010

Great characters and outfits, they look very realistic!

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Parme

9:10AM | Sun, 26 December 2010

Hello, this is an excellent work, you could enrich the outfits by adding wooden clogs and gaiters laced cloths string for the poorest people.It's just an idea of a clumsy newbie in 3D. I admire what you do and the quality of your work. (Bonjour, c’est un excellent travail, vous pourriez enrichir les tenues en ajoutant des sabots et des guêtres de chiffons lacés de cordes pour les gens les plus pauvres.C'est juste une idée d'un malhabile apprenti en 3D. J’admire ce que vous faites, et la qualité de votre travail.)

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