Mixed with the Fresian, Unicorn and IMArts Fantasy Unicorn Mane, Fetlocks and horn.
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Mixed with the Fresian, Unicorn and IMArts Fantasy Unicorn Mane, Fetlocks and horn.
I wasn't sure where to put this, so feel free to move it to a better place if needed. I'm sorry if you don't have Facebook, I tried to find a youtube version of this, but it was too cool not to share.
VortigensBane
Busy Bee
Thank you for posting, very handy reference for animation! I've always tried to show the correct degree of pastern movement in my animations, hopefully successfully (equivalents for Harry are on my 'in progress' list, but that's about a mile long). Mainly posting here now to help remind myself to come back to it once I'm back from holiday next week (and also to remind myself to finish the horseshoes already).
actually no... I have observed that all pistols have the handle forward, the reason probably being that you draw them over cross. And then the handle is in the right position. Overcross makes sense, because the holsters are tilted to the center and it would be a lot more awkward to draw the pistol same side as you have to twist your wrist into an unnatural position.
oops. Already answered. Still... it did strike me as strange too initially
lol.. yes.. I guess there is more use to the dolman and goldbraid uniform set, as that was very widely used throughout that area and later and its mainly a matter of detailing to distinguish the different regiments and armies. The winged hussar is a fantastic armour but I am not much for hardware. My programs are better suited to do clothing stuff. So... once I've done the saddle and bridle... (another EUW!) I will probably tackle a basic uniform which will allow customisation.
lovely stuff out there! This will make creating fantasy seahorses even more interesting!
Mixed with the Fresian, Unicorn and IMArts Fantasy Unicorn Mane, Fetlocks and horn.
Just taking time to play as I work on a set of BeJeweled Wings. 
This is the coat Rae made for BeJeweled Shimmered set.|
The wings are what I just made a bit ago
This is the coat Rae made for BeJeweled Shimmered set.|
The wings are what I just made a bit ago
Helios! now you just need a cart for it to drag! And a golden boy
Kit bashing to the extreme! (And the benefits of Post Work! )
wow.. cool idea! for the lion the whale shark texture would look very good.
Kit bashing to the extreme! (And the benefits of Post Work! )
I agree! It needs a little more morphing to actually work for the lion, which I don't have the skills to do, but it was close enough that it only took a tiny bit of post work. I totally love these tails! And yes, I need more textures! lol.
In ancient Greece a Makara was any 1/2 fish animal, and they had a variety of them, goat, lion, etc. What was it with the Greeks and Romans and Egyptians all making these 1/2 animals, Anubis, Bast, Chimeras, Centaurs, Fauns...etc.
Gypsies
I did the background in PD Howler previously, after being inspired by traveling the Wyoming grasslands. Then dropped it into DAZ and loaded 8! Harrys into the scene, reduced them from 40-80% and then did post work in PD Howler.
Carey
Extraordinary
Wiking night
Ok... nothing in this scene actually fits together. Wikings weren't really horsemen, the saddle is different from what they would have had, the saddle cloth is more scythian than anything else (which doesn't go with the saddle, they had just pillows) and the sword is Elvish...
Still, I like it how it came out. I am now in the process of rigging the saddle and stuff... which might be quite a challenge. We will see how things turn out. And then I need to do the proper bridle... with TWO sets of reins!
