Well, I'm 71 and proud of it. Besides, as long as I maintain a valid student ID I get my Adobe subscription for about half price. That's certainly an incentive for staying in school.
Whoever did the figurine pretty clearly hadn't a clue as to how armor goes together. And the instructor who demonstrated the process of building it in ZBrush to us blithely put the buckle in backwards (no, that's not how a buckle works. I mean, c'mon, this isn't especially sophisticated mechanics, after all). MY Hulks armor has buckles on the straps in the inner arm area. Presumably he'd have someone to help him get in and out of it.
Although, from what little I recall of the mythos, as soon as he's not in a rage about something he reverts back to the normal human who pays his taxes. But then, what do I know?
Yeah, the reference images did show him with fairly short stubby legs. But his arms were at least normal length, if not longer. My bad. I didn't catch it in time. Or rather, I did catch it, some time ago, but I didn't correct it *enough*.
Whoever did the figurine pretty clearly hadn't a clue as to how armor goes together. And the instructor who demonstrated the process of building it in ZBrush to us blithely put the buckle in backwards (no, that's not how a buckle works. I mean, c'mon, this isn't especially sophisticated mechanics, after all). MY Hulks armor has buckles on the straps in the inner arm area. Presumably he'd have someone to help him get in and out of it.
Although, from what little I recall of the mythos, as soon as he's not in a rage about something he reverts back to the normal human who pays his taxes. But then, what do I know?
Yeah, the reference images did show him with fairly short stubby legs. But his arms were at least normal length, if not longer. My bad. I didn't catch it in time. Or rather, I did catch it, some time ago, but I didn't correct it *enough*.