Roleplaying
Once again I’ve promised my dad to make a picture of one of his favorite characters, Besserwisser the Gnome Bard. So, here we go.
So, we’re getting close with the scene for the handout now, just a few details to add. This is by far the most complex handout I’ve made.
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We’re in the works with a scene for my upcoming adventure for Operation:Fallen Reich, Wicked Times: Bratwurst und Sauerkraut. I’ve decided to build this scene in Carrara 8, just to give it some more milage.
This time I’ve decided to build a rather complete and complex scene in Carrara 8 that I need for a handout.
The scene cannot be described too much without spoiling, but it is an outdoor urban scene.
I’ve been playing with a scene for the upcoming adventure Wicked Times: Bratwurst und Sauerkraut, and I needed some Germans walking through a piece of rubbled town. Using some of the cool props and scripts I have for DAZ Studio 3, I made the scene, but I then needed it to look realistic, like a photo, and here is the long way there.
I’ve been secretly working on a project together with Daniel that we call Faces of Fantasy: Unforgettable Heroes, and we will soon release our first product. But, all you non fantasy fans, don’t despair, as we have Faces of Pulp:Heroes of Yesteryear as an upcoming project as well.
When I showed Alain to my son, he said He was a Legionaire, he should have a Roman shield and a Roman Spear and not a Viking helmet. Tough world we live in.
I’ve promised to make some characters for the Hârn party, and next up is my sons character, he ex soldier Alain.
I needed a photo of an old man in a wheelchair for the upcoming adventure for Operation:Fallen Reich. So, I decided to try to find a model of a vintage wheelchair, and I found one at sharecg.com, a very good site with 3d models, both free and reasonable priced, mostly for 3DStudioMax though. The wheelchair was created by Kari Kosonen and can be found here.