LEADERHEAD: Helen of Troy (Animated)

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

Originally posted by zzzombie
I like the first smile better. She looks so much more...cute.

This is the coolest thing I've ever seen. As a matter of fact, I registered for this forum just to give you praise and feedback on this.

Wow, thanks zzzombie. That's two for the old smile, and for the new. I guess the old one it is.

Oh and for Marquis de Sodaq and CharlesBHoff, I'll make a more 'classic' leaderhead for you guys if you can come with the historical person to model it after. (I'm running out ideas)

[exsanguination]

if breasts bounced that much when women changed facial expressions or moved their arms, men would not be able to eat, speak, or sleep.

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

Originally posted by exsanguination
if breasts bounced that much when women changed facial expressions or moved their arms, men would not be able to eat, speak, or sleep.

These be strategeric leaderheads for PTW. Your opponents wilt be looking at your bouncin' and not your treaty specifcs.........

[Dimorier Maximus]

Originally posted by GhengisFarb

These be strategeric leaderheads for PTW. Your opponents wilt be looking at your bouncin' and not your treaty specifcs.........

Yeah, but they'll want to piss Helen of Troy off because she looks so hot when she is ticked.

[Dimorier Maximus]

Something about the hand in the air and the tilt of the head in the first frame make her look retarted in it. Like she has mental problems. And the way the lips are in frame 61, I would recommend you make her smile more like something that old Jessica Rabbit has at first. The angry her is perfect though...I would start from there and work backwards...redoing what was done in the first frames if that is possible.

[curtsibling]

Suberb work!

Don't let them discourage you Genghis!

Any chance of a nice Cleopatra leader?

Hope so!

[IXIRandyIXI]

Yes, it would be nice to see all of the leaderheads redone by you, Ghengis!

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

Originally posted by IXIRandyIXI
Yes, it would be nice to see all of the leaderheads redone by you, Ghengis!

Problem is I only have so many props. To make them authentic, I usually buy clothing packs.

Now when I get done with this current group say around Aug 12, I'm going to be mass producing 16 sets for a medieval fantasy mod and I won't have to worry about authenticity as I'll be making them all up.

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

Here's a pic of frames 1, 61, and 121 (Happy, Neutral, Furious) for the Industrial Age flc for my Helen of Troy leaderhead set.

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

And finally here's a pic of frames 1, 61, and 121 (Happy, Neutral, Furious) for the Modern Times flc for my Helen of Troy leaderhead set.

Should have the pcx's/bubblehead ready for download by the end of the weekend.

[IXIRandyIXI]

Great work!

The Industrial Age clothing doesn't really look, eh, "Industrial Agish", though...

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

Originally posted by IXIRandyIXI
Great work!

The Industrial Age clothing doesn't really look, eh, "Industrial Agish", though...

Yeah, I went with a 1940's-50's style cause my other dresses looked too renaissancey.

UPDATE: Leaderbubbles are done, I just have to pose her for the End O' Game pcx's and then she ready for playtesting.

[Dimorier Maximus]

The only real problem I see with her is that she looks happier neutral than she does happy. The eyebrows look questioning when she is happy. Happy has no question about it. The happy face looks to me like it would be better as a neutral face.

[GhengisFarbâ„¢]

Originally posted by Dimorier Maximus
The only real problem I see with her is that she looks happier neutral than she does happy. The eyebrows look questioning when she is happy. Happy has no question about it. The happy face looks to me like it would be better as a neutral face.

I agree, I noticed that after I had made the flics. Oh, well I may redo it later but for now I'm gonna leave it so I can finsh it the set up.

Here's some shots of the pcx's at the end of the game:

[sabrewolf]

i allready expressed my respect of your abilities earlier. but the bruises and scratches are real very very authentic! well done!

i also like your choice of clothing. that 40s look could actually go through as industrial age, because that bow looks a bit wild-westy (industrialisation was going on in europe and eastern US).

well done anyway.

open up a new thread if you need any ideas from the community... i'd be happy to help!