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Good test subjects are hard to come by.==============
Created in Daz Studio, rendered in Luxrender.
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Β Being at the "tiny end" of the scale is fun and all, but i don't think i'll like the "being trapped in a cage like a lab-rat part".
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i can only think of what else he could use him for 8D
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Oddly enough, the thing I find most impressive about this render is the hands. The texture of the skin is so realistic! I'd say the expression on the giant's face is somewhere between extreme concentration and irritation. Great render as usual.
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"Stop squirming, you!"
And yeah, I just LOVE GT interaction involving hands 
Thank you!
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That's where it's coming from!
Same here. One, because it's so hard to find good quality ones, like this. Two, it's typically the most intimate and meaningful kind of interaction.
You're welcome.
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He looks very determined to get him measured perfectly down the the last millimeter
Another amazing picture!
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Science requires diligence and precision
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Same, and have a giant to look after me
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Be careful what you wish for - it might come true
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true but i have friend who will take care of me if i get shrunk
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Now that's revenge of the nerds 
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Thanks! Glad you liked it ^_^
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Wait, do you mean the giant dude or the little one?
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Now what have we learned . Never piss off a Geek
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And stay away from strange-looking substances and rayguns! ^_^
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stay away from rayguns... naw! small deathrays and rayguns are very practical, and concealable...
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Ha, I'd love to play with an easily concealable shrink ray ^_^
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That would be fun, I still have yet to figure which would be better a wristwatch or necklace for hiding the shrinkray.
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I can just imagine the conversation between these two beforehand:
"This experiment could revolutionize life as we know it!"
"...For Science?"
"For Science."
"...Dammit, fine! Just get it over with!"
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The little dude should have read the fine print before agreeing to this!
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Of course! Because WE CAN!
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Haha, he looks like he's thinking, "Whaaa? I'm only 19 cm?? 
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"B-but they told me I'd become a giant praying mantis! Stupid scientists and their crazy experiments!"
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Don't worry. It's only temporary. Soon you will be a giant praying mantis. Just give it a few hours.
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I'd go for testing if this was a possible outcome from the work they did.
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Ooh, a new test subject! Sign here, please. Now just follow the blue line on the floor.
If you experience dizziness along with a sudden decrease in height, it means the test has already started. Good luck!
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"I have the same problem! and selling people is illegal, cant have slaves.
luckily there is no shortage of people sending me, or me paying for... "volunteers""
paraphrasing a footnote in a novel I just read. an adaptation of the Graphic Novel Series 'Girl Genius', where mad science rules the world! Girl Genius is actually the recognized trope namer for the term "For Science!"
"do you fear the experiment?" "I fear its result, but the experiment, why? that is just science." "for science then?" "for science!"
"when I say alive and unharmed do any neurons actually fire in your brain?" "NO SIR!"
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"We both said a lot of things that you're going to regret. But I think we can put our differences behind us. For science. You monster." ^_^
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no wait! I remember the foot note better now.
Though the buying and selling of people was illegal in the empire as it was considered slavery there were many Sparks (colloquial term for mad scientist with that extra special gift of being completely crazy and yet can bend the laws of physics) who would pay good money for "Laboratory Volunteers"
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Laboratory Volunteers? My, such a fitting term
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