This is too much. man, that model gave me heartattack!:buttrock:
Great work!
How did you do the clothes? Did you use syflex?
Piedad, Vladimir Minguillo (3D)
Stephen_Casey
#264
Marvelous effort, congatulations. I imagine you are rather exhausted with this project. But I hope you will over time enhance it further as you tally suggestions on a continueous basis. Posting the version date and time next to each posting of new renders of your work would lead to less confusion about what is the lastest model version, as these images will likely be posted on many, many sites over time as well as be e-mailed. Forum systems often rename images, so your posting date and time along with images would be very helpful.
I hope at some point in the near future you will do a SLOW fly around animation of your model so we can see this masterpiece from many angles. As this will be our only avenue to see this masterpiece from many angles as most of us will not get the chance to see the original in person.
If you write on the sash, perhaps you should change it to say “Michelangelo did the original masterpiece.” Something should be written there, but tact will be neccasary.
Again this is done with great craftsmanship. Thank you so much for sharing it with us all.
SilviaAriaans
#268
OH MY!!! : ) This is "wonder"ful work!! I would also like a little more aged texture on it, but as it is modelled soooooo perfectly it’s a real joy for the eyes to see it as clean as you presented it!!! I never gave stars yet, but I give you 5 stars!!! Congratulations!! 
Mumia55
#272
Your work makes me thrilled and more encouraged to continue to make 3D art , which in my case , is 3d mess…
Congratulations!
o0OJAHRASTAO0o
#273
you already have an idea, but the work is rather impressive. Great job by far.
My only crit if you’re interested… is the heel. The master work has the weight and softness of flesh, as it presses against the tree stump. A subtle detail that may be shallow in comparison to the detail you put into the rest of this work.
Great job.
(Sorry I’m lazy, but here’s the pic used earlier for the knee…look to the heel, my friend.)
dflipb
#274
the real question is…
Is this pre psycho taking a hammer to it? or post hammering. if so can we see the mark? 
incredible work!!!1
Denart
#275
amazing! Creating folds in fabric is one of the biggest challenges and you’ve handled it perfectly and believably
you should sell the model to a museum or something. I dunno
Sil_369
#276
Very beautiful. Can you please post close-ups of things like the faces, hands, and the folds in the fabrics? Maybe a view from one side and/or from the top, if that’s no trouble. Would love to see them!
leho
#279
wow thats too great to comment. but yeah, would you share with us about your techniques and so.