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jamesmc · Post by **jamesmc** » 13 Apr 2010, 21:29

One model of a larger scene I'm working on - gotta rig it and etc.

marcel · Post by **marcel** » 13 Apr 2010, 21:46

The proportion of your model is closer to a liopleurodon. The interest of a plesiosaur is his long and thin neck that contrast with the rest of the body. This neck can be more funny f you want to do a cool dino.

jamesmc · Post by **jamesmc** » 13 Apr 2010, 21:57

A what? liopleurodon? heh

I did take some artistic license with my model. Figured that this fellow is in a transitional stage of evolution, part bird, part lizard and part er/former plesiosaur.

Besides, I didn't want to have to put in and animate all those neck bones.

marcel · Post by **marcel** » 13 Apr 2010, 22:23

jamesmc wrote:A what? liopleurodon? heh

It is another aquatic dinosaur.

jamesmc · Post by **jamesmc** » 14 Apr 2010, 05:31

Boned the critter, so I can use it in other scenes - posing, swiming and general vogueing with the dino in-crowd.

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