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Damn. You continually come up with the coolest modelling uses for junk I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteThank you. It's not junk when its organic. ;p Eco friendly modeling. xD
DeleteThat is epic
ReplyDeleteWoa! Very nice work, looks awesome ;)
ReplyDeleteAH! Regarding organic modelling...
ReplyDeletePlease be careful! Speaking from own experiences xD
http://www.warseer.com/forums/showthread.php?188003-Creeping-mold!!!-S
A much better article than the one on BoLS. A great idea. I've always been a fan of just using rocks and pieces of cut up sprue.
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome idea, Brovatar! :) Love it! Plus I love coconut milk :D
ReplyDeleteCool. Absolutely fitting my style of using everything at hand for cool and unexpected modelling stuff :)
ReplyDeleteNow where to find me some coconut...