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Part two of the Adv3d midterm. Holy shit, a Sergal! Yeah I thought it would be fun to model a sergal, and what do you know, it was pretty fun! An additional reason for picking it for my second turnaround was that I could do a lot with it in Zbrush, for texture and normal mapping. I'm looking forward to doing more with this model, maybe even making an armored one if I'm feeling sassy.

Normally I don't like to have a base for character turnarounds, but it was a requirement, so I took inspiration from the bases of my 40k figurines.

The sergal was painted by me in Zbrush, but the eye, and the grass/brush are stock textures.

Programs used:
3ds max 2k9
Photoshop Elements 1.0
Zbrush 3.1

And Flash CS3 obviously, for encoding

While I modeled this one and applied my interpretation, Sergals are a creation of Trancy Mick.

Description
Part two of the Adv3d midterm. Holy shit, a Sergal! Yeah I thought it would be fun to model a sergal, and what do you know, it was pretty fun! An additional reason for picking it for my second turnaround was that I could do a lot with it in Zbrush, for texture and normal mapping. I'm looking forward to doing more with this model, maybe even making an armored one if I'm feeling sassy.

Normally I don't like to have a base for character turnarounds, but it was a requirement, so I took inspiration from the bases of my 40k figurines.

The sergal was painted by me in Zbrush, but the eye, and the grass/brush are stock textures.

Programs used:
3ds max 2k9
Photoshop Elements 1.0
Zbrush 3.1

And Flash CS3 obviously, for encoding

While I modeled this one and applied my interpretation, Sergals are a creation of Trancy Mick.