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Inspired by characters and situations created by both Capcom and Richard Mandel for

Resident Evil: Exodus - The Tale of Elza Walker

a novel by Richard Mandel

You can read online and for free the full text of the last official public release of Resident Evil: Exodus - The Tale of Elza Walker at the Wattpad free e-book site. Here's a direct link to the Table of Contents page:

www.wattpad.com/482772140-resi…

The old PDF download option link on Wattpad has been dead for years. Here's a new link if you want the complete text:

www.mediafire.com/file/wme7q87…

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COMMENTS

Before I got ready to shut down all work on my RE Exodus materials and move on to other creative endeavors, I decided to update my character models of Elza Walker herself. KitMartin's excellent take on the classic RE1.5 Elza had already been out for some time by then, one that even I conceded then and still do now was better than my "Miss Cupcake" based effort. That was why I retired my favorite OC from her original role back in the day, so she wouldn't compete with KitMartin's effort. Anyway, as I was saying, once I had the bulk of the work on the Exodus materials behind me I decided that it was high time to update my custom models of Elza's older self in Exodus, Dr. Elizabeth Walker, using KitMartin's custom Elza as my new base. What you see above was my first take on this. It turned out extremely well, and I would eventually go on to update my entire custom Elza Walker character model set (both young and old) in KitMartin Elza versions.

The head texture is a custom job by me and properly reflects the damage to the left side of Dr. Walker's face from her Raccoon City adventure in her youth. I didn't both removing the eye from the model this time around but instead hid it with her eyepatch. That way I could use the same model for both Elza's younger and older selves and swapping head textures as appropriate for each.

BTW I also goofed on this initial Dr. Walker model and used a regular Sudden Attack 2 ripped character model head instead of Kit's custom one. I didn't realize my mistake until I tried to pose it and found out it had the original weird bone rig for the face, including the multi-part jawbone structure (laugh). I soon fixed it in my later efforts.

Description

Image originally posted 8 March 2018.

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PREV --> FIRST --> NEXT -->

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Inspired by characters and situations created by both Capcom and Richard Mandel for

Resident Evil: Exodus - The Tale of Elza Walker

a novel by Richard Mandel

You can read online and for free the full text of the last official public release of Resident Evil: Exodus - The Tale of Elza Walker at the Wattpad free e-book site. Here's a direct link to the Table of Contents page:

www.wattpad.com/482772140-resi…

The old PDF download option link on Wattpad has been dead for years. Here's a new link if you want the complete text:

www.mediafire.com/file/wme7q87…

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COMMENTS

Before I got ready to shut down all work on my RE Exodus materials and move on to other creative endeavors, I decided to update my character models of Elza Walker herself. KitMartin's excellent take on the classic RE1.5 Elza had already been out for some time by then, one that even I conceded then and still do now was better than my "Miss Cupcake" based effort. That was why I retired my favorite OC from her original role back in the day, so she wouldn't compete with KitMartin's effort. Anyway, as I was saying, once I had the bulk of the work on the Exodus materials behind me I decided that it was high time to update my custom models of Elza's older self in Exodus, Dr. Elizabeth Walker, using KitMartin's custom Elza as my new base. What you see above was my first take on this. It turned out extremely well, and I would eventually go on to update my entire custom Elza Walker character model set (both young and old) in KitMartin Elza versions.

The head texture is a custom job by me and properly reflects the damage to the left side of Dr. Walker's face from her Raccoon City adventure in her youth. I didn't both removing the eye from the model this time around but instead hid it with her eyepatch. That way I could use the same model for both Elza's younger and older selves and swapping head textures as appropriate for each.

BTW I also goofed on this initial Dr. Walker model and used a regular Sudden Attack 2 ripped character model head instead of Kit's custom one. I didn't realize my mistake until I tried to pose it and found out it had the original weird bone rig for the face, including the multi-part jawbone structure (laugh). I soon fixed it in my later efforts.