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SKYLAB CHAT
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skylab
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Good morning...thanks everyone for the kind comments on dance poses WIP. It's slow going because of the cold here...some days I just stay under blankets to keep my joints warm. More snow in the forecast...will spring ever get here 
Also, I'm trying to use video frame by frame as a reference for the dance poses, so that also takes longer.
Another side project I'm still working on is the Hein Hillbillies...they are not gone and forgotten I have done a little digging to find out what was the original model vehicle of the Beverly Hillbillies truck, before it was modified for the TV show. Turns out that it was a 1921 Oldsmobile...model pics here, and here, and here, and here. Cool project
Also, I'm trying to use video frame by frame as a reference for the dance poses, so that also takes longer. Another side project I'm still working on is the Hein Hillbillies...they are not gone and forgotten
I have done a little digging to find out what was the original model vehicle of the Beverly Hillbillies truck, before it was modified for the TV show. Turns out that it was a 1921 Oldsmobile...model pics here, and here, and here, and here. Cool project
skylab
Esteemed
Ooh. Those are cool. Perfect, thank you! Been hunting for something that would make a good promo background for my current WIP. Thanks, Sky!
Yep, I'm going to send them a mail and see if I can do commercial renders with them. If not, that's fine, they'll just go in a folder labeled as Non-Commercial (I have one in each of my "categories" in my runtime), and they'll get artistic use that conforms to the license. They're rather cute curtains.
Much of the time when items are listed as non-commercial it's because the artist doesn't want the contents included in games or anything that would include the mesh and raw files. It doesn't hurt to ask about a promo render - the worst they can do is say no.