well PeterC is right…in modern illustrations shoulder pads always pop up …but…they can be at the same leve of your pilot’s suit…and not beefed up …this way they will look more elegant and project a pilot’s suit (he has to move quickly doesn’t he?)
except that i had to say thanks for all the ideas in my thread…u helped very much 
cya
bubble nut
Interesting concept you got going on here… I have been looking at this thread and I have desided to add a comment/crit.
I haven’t seeing mutch yet towards the final composition, everything looks fine so far! I will like to see a render of an overallview of all the props, character and scene put togeter, and maybe I can give you any suggestions… since I think thats one of the htinks I do te best is arranging stuff on stage 
- cheers
hi folks, some stuff cropped up and I won’t be able to take part in this challenge anymore. thanks for all the valuable crits, I’ve learnt a lot from them. All the best guys!
I am sorry to hear this DOm,I liked your idea and work thus far…All the best to you…By the way your work for Blizzard is excellent…They would be proud to have it…:arteest: …Until later,take care…
Hi Dominic!
Wow, I’m pretty impressed by your modelling skills! Pretty solid model you’ve got there… while retaining artistic expressiveness…bravo!
I just think you could make the “solid” metal and plastic parts more hard edged… It also seems to me like your cloth along the teared sleeve is a bit tto thick, other than that awesome job!
Btw, congrats on your Dragon Ogre as well
Take care
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