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7/11/2013 10:24:25 PM
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Space magic indeed ;) Yes, i definitely see what you're getting at. There might very well be some flexibility in the high-tech materials, but still, I must have gotten lost in the architecture... Tell you what, I'm going to go back to the drawing board and see if I can't come up with something rigid, but movable. I just don't want to end up with a formfitting catsuit with some epaulets strapped on. The way I've seen it described in the book, the armor is solid, able to stand on its own.
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Good, I'm just trying to make your fantastic drawing better (oh and i checked your other ones i love your old vs new the one with the knight and the jet such creativity :3)
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I agree, but if you put it as others have that it's a skin, then I understand. If it's armor, then the legs are nearly unmoveable unless it's liquid armor at the joints. The arms look as if they can move though.
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Forerunner combat [b]skin[/b]. No need for jointing.
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But it still looks like he'll have a hard time moving
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Only if you see it as rigid not flexible. I get where your coming from tho'.
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Space Magic.
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i think that's the art style. Not many creases were joints are.
