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    Worst Fear WIP - Death Star Mini-me - loss of father

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    • Chip Valecek
      Chip Valecek SVS Team SVS OG @Dennis Spaans last edited by

      @dennis-spaans I don't think he has ever done a death star robot. Curious as to what your robot is holding in his hand?


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      • Dennis Spaans
        Dennis Spaans @Chip Valecek last edited by

        @chip-valecek a playball 😃

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        • Chip Valecek
          Chip Valecek SVS Team SVS OG @Dennis Spaans last edited by

          @dennis-spaans looks soft and squishy to me, didn't read as a ball to me. Maybe make it more round? Unless you wanted it squishy looking.


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          • Dennis Spaans
            Dennis Spaans @Chip Valecek last edited by

            @chip-valecek good tip, ill work on that.

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            • Katrina Fowler
              Katrina Fowler last edited by

              Yeah object in it's hand looks like a mushroom or a strawberry. Not reading as no daddy to play with. Interesting concept. Who would be the Death Star's Daddy? Who built it? Or is this just a small copy of the real Death Star? Needs to be more clear somehow.

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              • TessaW
                TessaW last edited by TessaW

                Soooo funny! Who would have thought that I would ever feel sorry for a baby death star. . .

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                • Dennis Spaans
                  Dennis Spaans @TessaW last edited by

                  @tessw haha thanks! My wife said it was too sad, even when I said it's a child of a planet destroying weapon... lol

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                  • MOO
                    MOO SVS OG @Dennis Spaans last edited by

                    @dennis-spaans I don't see the image!

                    Marsha Ottum Owen

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                    • Dennis Spaans
                      Dennis Spaans @MOO last edited by

                      @marsha-kay-ottum-owen it is in the first post. Sometimes it takes a little while to load it, but its there :).

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                      • MOO
                        MOO SVS OG @Dennis Spaans last edited by

                        @dennis-spaans Okay, saw it 🙂 It makes me sad too 🙂 I agree the ball should be rounder. I look forward to seeing the colors and reflection you choose to do.

                        Marsha Ottum Owen

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