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Drakeotic

01-24-2003, 03:36 AM

A WaRat is a tiny little creature that loves to fight, no matter if its for good or for evil. They can be found in the Old Forest and in Fangor Forest. They are usally always in there armor from head to tail. They mostly attack creatures much larger then them and they attack in large groups of 100 or more, mostly armed with axes and small swords.

Im new at modeling so bare with me, hehe but hey this is fun, i got about a month here to figure out how im going to make the rest of my WaRat.

pigwater

01-24-2003, 05:22 AM

welcome aboard...this is the best way to learn

lookin forward to your updates

Drakeotic

01-24-2003, 05:31 AM

Thanks, i can use all the suport i can get. I desided to get his Battle Axe out of the way so when i get his hands and arms done hopfully tomorrow or this weekend, i can just throw that in one of the hands. Its more of a rusted look because those WaRats just steal what they can from trash or from whats laying around to make there weapons and armor. It may be rusted but it is affective.

Drakeotic

01-24-2003, 05:56 AM

well, i was about to go to bed but then i got an idea in my head on the start of his body. Any suggestions or comments? I can sure use them, i was thinking for a rat type figure to use a fat body and maybe short legs and short arms but not to short of arms. but still and idea, well, time for bed.

Drakeotic

01-24-2003, 03:12 PM

here is more of the body

Faeroon

01-27-2003, 10:21 AM

Hehe - learning by doing is always great.
Don't give up yet, if you last long enough to get over the first steep hills of modelling it'll get funny and enjoyable :)

Good luck to you and keep modelling.

Leesee

01-27-2003, 11:58 AM

KEEP GOING. Looks good so far,nice weapon.Short stumpy characters are cool.:applause:

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