#Anime heads.
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>>try an "anime" style head, instead of realistic. It's a Japanese art style,
popular in comics and cartoons, typified by very large eyes and tiny noses and
mouths.<<
If it would be of help to you, I could photocopy some pictures from Hobby Japan
of existing real world models of anime characters to help you get an idea how
_some_ people implement the concept in 3d. Heck, I have the use of a scanner
now, it would make good test material…
lemme know – gruhn
Peter,
>> I could photocopy some pictures from Hobby Japan of existing real world
models of anime characters <<
that would be great and probably very helpful to the cause 🙂 I'll e-mail my
address/fax machine etc and you can send/fax them at your leisure.
also, what exactly is "Hobby Japan?
PMJI, but "Hobby Japan" is a 3/4-1" thick hobby catalog of miniatures, model
kits, toys, rc toys, etc that are Japanese in origin. The catalog itself is
all in Japanese, of course. They have REALLY cool stuff — how about a remote
control Mothra, in larvae stage, that can shoot silk-spray!? Or a remote
control slug that leaves a slime trail as it moves!? Or an rc Godzilla that,
well, you get the picture. Check out the local comicbook and hobby stores to
see if you can find a copy. Tower Records had one in their bookstore in DC the
last time I was there.
Dave
David,
>> "Hobby Japan" is a 3/4-1" thick hobby catalog of miniatures <<
sounds like a good source for people who want to 3d-digitize actual models to
3d Studio meshes. Thanks for the info, mate 🙂
>>3d-digitize actual models to 3d Studio meshes
Yeah, but some of the models can be expensive. How'dya like a 40" tall, $3000
Godzilla model? Or maybe one of the smaller $400 jobbies ;^).
John Stetzer
JWS
John,
>> How'dya like a 40" tall, $3000 Godzilla model? <<
when I get rich <g>.
Martin:
One of the first things I'm doing when I win the lottery (hahahahahahaha) is
hop over to Tokyo to ravage the toy/hobby shops! <g>
Dave
David,
>> One of the first things I'm doing when I win the lottery (hahahahahahaha) is
hop over to Tokyo to ravage the toy/hobby shops! <<
yeah, and get yourself one each of those new game systems: The Sony
Playstation (PS-X) and the Sega Saturn. They're both available in
Japan now, but not in the USA. We have a couple of each in the
office.