We came to fight by Django
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The Sarge took the Major back to his hideout, way down in the sewery
of the city of Berlin.
As Major.Django recovered , the Sarge managed to retrieve the Majors shot down Fighter.
Luckily the Major had switched off the transponder , as not to be located that easy.
They salvaged the usable parts out of the wreck, and where able to build some Blasters
and Rocketlaunchers that should proove usefull, battling Skullpecker.
Out off the Hull , they forged some armors, good protection , considering the Blasters , Skullpeckers Troops used.
More even , they managed to save the communications equipment that would enable
the Major to contact his men , if they had survived.
The Transponder would make a fine bait for Skullpecker, who was desperately trying to locate his enemy.
Most of all though the Major realised, as did the other two, that himself,the Sarge and the girls unborn child
where the incarnation of that one eternal hero , that was the revenging blade , to be brought down on all evil.
Three Bodys, one soul , stronger than ever , would have to meet the face of that vile creature , as mighty as the Devil himself.
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Its a pain doing all the modeling by onself, on the other hand , very rewarding

Comments (3)
Excellent work Dj! The armor, the poses, the expressions and textures are fantastic! Super lighting and background! V (:
Yes, like the lighting very much! Will you be making the woman more pregnant looking as time goes by? The overall graphic design is great.
Sweet work on the armor. I specially like the helmet. You have definitely and accurately described the process of modeling stuff for use in Poser. LOL! It's not really difficult, but it is extremely tedious. Great work, my friend. :o)