Droit Security Probes by chris_rw
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Description
This is the 2nd background character from my upcoming animated film, the sequel to The Adventures of Nerm and BG.
Thank you all for your comments.
Comments (15)
Esclece
The Adventures of Nerm and BG was excellent so the sequel i cant wait for. top quality work. -VOTE-
jerald
Wow, the deatil on this is amazing.
ExprssnImg
I'd love to see you work. I love the beat look. The screw heads, but most of all the textures and lighting.
alltheoriginalnames
The work on the paint, the way its starting to flake is dead on.Nicely done.
restif
Just have to say this is impressive. Great texture work and modelling!
Django
You did some very convincing work on the textures
avisramid
Very nice Chris. Although there's a viewable low poly, for a background character it's nothing to worry about :)
ComplxMind
What can I say that hasn't already been said? Excellent work.
kellendor
If you think of it, drop me an IM or email when your movie is done. Great work. Really wonderful stuff. Loved the first movie, and I know someone very much like your cute/annoying robot. It's a wonder I'm still around to talk about it. Great job!!!
amapitodd
Excellent texture work and lighting.
DanMill
Top effort. Very cool ... Errr can I see the poly edges on the rim of the camera lens?
ILIKETOPLAY
Awesome work ChrisRW! You're on my favourites list! Very nice render!! - realistic! I'd love to see all your movies. I'll have to figure out how to go see them some time.
Archangel_Gabriel
Great texturing.
twitch911
I love it. The dirtier the better. Makes it real.
Silgrin
Yes, the camera rim is too low poly, but maybe a background character will be in the background... Meaning far enough from the camera... So it can be OK:P Great work with texturing, you are really an expert at it. The creators of 3DS MAX should be grateful you use their program:) Congrats, as usual:)