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I agree with several things here, guys...
1st, the props are great! (Awesome job Pijon!)
2nd, fitting props to next gen figures is always a pain...but worth the effort.
3rd, saving characters for future use is the way to go...along with saving props as new props after refitting allows you to use 'em with different characters.
4th, I know you've been extra patient, Star, as Pijon said, with your character...again...worth it!!
(PS, I totally forgot to work on those props as you'd asked a while back...I am sooo sorry about that! - no excuse...just slipped my mind...)
The good news is that there's no way I could've done as great a job as Pijon anyway...so you got the best!
5th, and best for last...

THIS PIECE ROCKS! great lighting and effects, great pose and background, great textures and all!

I look forward to seeing this one more often!

Great work!

Dark_Wanderer wrote: Quote: That's pretty much what I did, although one of the cape buttons is still a bit off, but no one will notice. Don't feel bad though I didnt recall seeing any pauldrons either. Which wasnt bad because the Valiant Armor worked out perfectly.
Pijon. Don't worry about the props update it's not an issue for further use. I always save my built characters in case I may need them again.

My bad bub, I was just meaning fitting the props to the M4 and up models. I got them to work in the end by scaling and parenting them with little to no trouble. Imagine my opps learning now one of the props was a paldron rather the top of the cape as I used in my image lol

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I am sorry DW... which part of that am I supposed to be relating to? If it's the difficulty of parenting the conforming props, I can not. They worked just fine for me the one time I used them but they were originally set up for Daz David (3rd gen.). It was also some of the first costume props I'd built and given away so I apologize they're not set up right out of the box.
Star, I'm so happy you were able to do such a powerful portrayal of your Avatar! I'd love to see more! If this parenting alignment thing is going to become an issue, PM me and let me know what model you're using and I'll send you a revised version tailored to fit your guy.

I can relate, as can Pijon, if I am guessing :)

thanx guys. this was actually a lot harder to put together than i anticipated. the props Pijon made were kind of difficult to parent properly. As for the extra enhancements..the paldrons are from the Valiant for M4 set and the belt is actually Joe Quicks Thor belt upsidedown. I used M4's bodysuit to create the energy bodyfield and simple torus for the boots. I gotta admit I'm really proud of how this turned out. So don't be surprised if you see Avatar pop up more frequently. Again thanks P..couldnt have done it without ya!

Have to say, I like it. This turned out great man.

Wooooow! Damn dude... this is super impressive!! Those textures look AMAZING! I know you've been very patient, wanting to get this character right and you nailed it! It's certainly payment enough for me to see you showing off the props for bringing your character to life in such an outstanding manner! (besides, always happy to help out my bro's )