With the headdress he looks like the king of some undiscovered tropical island! 
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With the headdress he looks like the king of some undiscovered tropical island!
I agree, and that's not a bad thing is it? Oohga Booga.
I could also see him in a top hat and tails. But keep him in the bikini bottom. Ha.
Very COOL!!
Give him some really big enlarged Canines and he can do for a Kobold!
Give him some really big enlarged Canines and he can do for a Kobold!
He definitely rocks.
FairyFantastic
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loooking great
Mythocentric
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Umvavu Pugsley Poon!*
* Translation from Pugsie: "Man! This Pugsley dude is fearsomely bathed in coolness to the max!"
* Translation from Pugsie: "Man! This Pugsley dude is fearsomely bathed in coolness to the max!"
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I'll have to look that one up.
Umvavu Pugsley Poon!*
* Translation from Pugsie: "Man! This Pugsley dude is fearsomely bathed in coolness to the max!"
Nice translation.
Actually according to DND
Kobolds are a fictional species featured in the D&D RPG game. Aggressive, xenophobic, yet industrious small humaniod creatures, kobolds are noted for their skill at building traps and preparing ambushes. In the original Dungeons & Dragons game, kobolds were goblinoids, but they have been depicted as reptilian with characteristics of humans and dogs in later editions of the game. They usually are depicted as dog-like with enlarged canines and green to yellow skin and orange eyes.
But, you might rather try a Troglodyte though if you are thinking of civilizing them and some of them do live underground, but always around a water source like underground caverns rivers and lakes they are primarily a fishing civilization and make incredible nets.
Kobolds are a fictional species featured in the D&D RPG game. Aggressive, xenophobic, yet industrious small humaniod creatures, kobolds are noted for their skill at building traps and preparing ambushes. In the original Dungeons & Dragons game, kobolds were goblinoids, but they have been depicted as reptilian with characteristics of humans and dogs in later editions of the game. They usually are depicted as dog-like with enlarged canines and green to yellow skin and orange eyes.
But, you might rather try a Troglodyte though if you are thinking of civilizing them and some of them do live underground, but always around a water source like underground caverns rivers and lakes they are primarily a fishing civilization and make incredible nets.
OMG, you just put a picture in my head I remember from years ago, either a movie or on TV, of a black man wearing whiteface makup to look like a skelton, a black top hat, a long necklace of bones, no shirt, and I can't remember what type of pants or shorts, but I think he was wearing sandals. It's been years, so I'm sure I'm not remembering the details correctly, but I thought of it immediately after I read your post.
I do remember it was during N'Olreans Mardi Gras, and I think he was performing some sort of ritual.
James Bond - Live and Let Die.......... Oh and that was the Rodger Moore one........ not James Bond unless it's Sean Connery !OMG, you just put a picture in my head I remember from years ago, either a movie or on the TV, of a black man wearing whiteface makup to look like a skelton, a black top hat, a long necklace of bones, no shirt, and I can't remember what type of pants or shorts, but I think he was wearing sandals. It's been years, so I'm sure I'm not remembering the details correctly, but I thought of it immediately after I read your post.
Yes, yes, yes!! Geoffrey Holder was the actor. This isn't the exact "look" I was remembering, but you get the idea. The character he played was Baron Samedi.
You can see him in this cover from the dvd (or book not sure which). This is more the look I was remembering.
It amazes me I can't always remember what I had for dinner a couple of nights ago, but I remembered this from a 1973 movie????? My mind's definitely weird at times.
Oh and if anyone's wondering, Baron Samedi was a VooDoo Master.
You can see him in this cover from the dvd (or book not sure which). This is more the look I was remembering.
It amazes me I can't always remember what I had for dinner a couple of nights ago, but I remembered this from a 1973 movie????? My mind's definitely weird at times.
Oh and if anyone's wondering, Baron Samedi was a VooDoo Master.
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Hi Chris!
There's a product called Tribal Huts which includes the Bana and Chaga peoples of Africa plus two Native American, Apache and Pima over at Rendo and I think that's just about it, but I should imagine that this guy would be inclined to hang around Ken's Safari Camp on the lookout for what he could get. Perhaps even taken a fancy for the erstwhile Editha!
I did eventually buy the tribal huts, but I'm not sure I have ever used them in a render. I thought I remembered that they had been created by Stonemason (as well as the tree house, right?) So, I checked the ReadMe, and yes indeed, the DAZ tribal huts were were by Stonemason.
I have them in the Hearts of Africa wide open spaces series of backgrounds. I'm not sure what set Kage used in his render on the bottom though. Prop wise I don't see why you can't extract them as an object and run them in Poser either.
