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I personally don't think he needs to be computers. aside from just being such a large being, one of the reasons why I think the hulk needs to be 3d is that he's all muscle. The animators are then able to pump up his realism with all those amazing little details of the muscles flexing and rippling. The Thing is all rock.…
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You should be fine with either one. If I'm not mistaken the only real difference you'll see while metalizing is how fast (or slow) the clear coat dries. As far as how it looks, there should be no discernible difference.
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Thanks, Chris! Extremely helpful. Much appreciated.
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also, if anyone has some good tips for a realistic frostbite effect, I would be more than happy to hear that as well.
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I would say, if trying to replicate the "Ted Haines" style, pulling a pattern would be much more beneficial than cutting up a toy. If you want to recreate the slicing and expanding Jurassic Park style, I would suggest finding (or creating) a digital maquette. Then bring that file into Autodesk 123D Make (free!) which will…
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I know the video on here mentioned a spiral kneck piece. I imagine this would give the ability to have an open core while maintaining form and resistance. I'm not sure how they would've constructed this in the early 90's, but it seems like something that could be fairly easily designed and printed digitally. This is a…