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"You can tell the mailman not to call:
You ain't comin' home until the fall.
And you might not get back home at aaaaaaaaaaall...
Yuki's back in town!"

  An update ofan earlier, less accurate Hero Forge Renamon figurine design which was the first Deviation I ever posted. Since then Hero Forge has peppered my e-mail account with little messages about new site functionality and added parts to select from... but I never really went back to check things out until now. And as I suspected, all those updates gave me more appropriate stuff to work with.
  I find this revised version much more pleasing. The flaws in likeness are now quite minor. And I could hardly blame Hero Forge for not having individually selectable three-fingered taloned hands, razor-thin jag cheekbone tatts for the animal heads, properly placed taijitsu or zodiac icons, or sprays of large scapular plumes among the available options!

  Her pose was originally going to be of contentedly looking into the distance with a cup of tea. But with the lag my old computer and its settings can suffer with the site's 3D workspace, managing to figure out the right custom posture values wasn't worth it. After a few more false starts I settled on what you see here-- the rare, amusing, and faintly worrisome sight of a Renamon going for a walk while half drunk.

  Sorry about the pixelation. Hero Forge's project screenshots are very small, and I had to blow it up some for a decent look. Here's a link to her file at Hero Forge . You can use it to get all sorts of better views there, order a model of this from them, or just use it as a starting point for work of your own. I have another pose , too. She looks more loopy and is properly walking, with just the bottle in hand.

UPDATE 7/1/23:
It turns out I had more to learn. I've replaced the link and image since I made a small but noteworthy upgrade that let her at last have something that looks like actual back plumes... rather than making do with tiny wings.
Her ears were changed to something newer that felt more appropriate. The miniature's scale height is now a Digimon-canon 5'10" too. Because why not? (Strange... they seem taller than that. Maybe we just forget how much we're comparing them against the heights of children and small Digimon.

If anyone wants my base model of a male, 'Yushiro', to work with there's now a link to that too.

UPDATE 11/5/23:
Hero Forge made some changes to the tool options, which has me updating models to account for the changes. Along the way I learned that mixing and saving custom paints for individual models is something you don't need Pro for. Her ears now have better positioning, the lazy 'Astroturf' painting of the base has been improved, and minor adjustments were made to the paint colors and Material properties.
Signing off on this one now. If there are any meaningful updates I'll include them in my model for International Renamon Day... which just happens to be my birthday.

Description

"You can tell the mailman not to call:
You ain't comin' home until the fall.
And you might not get back home at aaaaaaaaaaall...
Yuki's back in town!"

  An update ofan earlier, less accurate Hero Forge Renamon figurine design which was the first Deviation I ever posted. Since then Hero Forge has peppered my e-mail account with little messages about new site functionality and added parts to select from... but I never really went back to check things out until now. And as I suspected, all those updates gave me more appropriate stuff to work with.
  I find this revised version much more pleasing. The flaws in likeness are now quite minor. And I could hardly blame Hero Forge for not having individually selectable three-fingered taloned hands, razor-thin jag cheekbone tatts for the animal heads, properly placed taijitsu or zodiac icons, or sprays of large scapular plumes among the available options!

  Her pose was originally going to be of contentedly looking into the distance with a cup of tea. But with the lag my old computer and its settings can suffer with the site's 3D workspace, managing to figure out the right custom posture values wasn't worth it. After a few more false starts I settled on what you see here-- the rare, amusing, and faintly worrisome sight of a Renamon going for a walk while half drunk.

  Sorry about the pixelation. Hero Forge's project screenshots are very small, and I had to blow it up some for a decent look. Here's a link to her file at Hero Forge . You can use it to get all sorts of better views there, order a model of this from them, or just use it as a starting point for work of your own. I have another pose , too. She looks more loopy and is properly walking, with just the bottle in hand.

UPDATE 7/1/23:
It turns out I had more to learn. I've replaced the link and image since I made a small but noteworthy upgrade that let her at last have something that looks like actual back plumes... rather than making do with tiny wings.
Her ears were changed to something newer that felt more appropriate. The miniature's scale height is now a Digimon-canon 5'10" too. Because why not? (Strange... they seem taller than that. Maybe we just forget how much we're comparing them against the heights of children and small Digimon.

If anyone wants my base model of a male, 'Yushiro', to work with there's now a link to that too.

UPDATE 11/5/23:
Hero Forge made some changes to the tool options, which has me updating models to account for the changes. Along the way I learned that mixing and saving custom paints for individual models is something you don't need Pro for. Her ears now have better positioning, the lazy 'Astroturf' painting of the base has been improved, and minor adjustments were made to the paint colors and Material properties.
Signing off on this one now. If there are any meaningful updates I'll include them in my model for International Renamon Day... which just happens to be my birthday.