
I always wanted to try out spawn, but never did because i assumed they were horrible based on what other people told me. Well, i figured "you cant knock it till you try it" so i came up with these. This is my first attempt with modeling muscles, and i think they came out ok.

The muscular back

Muscular chest

Get a good look at the eye

Shoulders, Neck muscles etc. Basically spawn are just blobs of muscles so i made sure that they were as noticable as possible. As far as arms, i dont know. Maybe some claws, or tentecles coming out of the top like the actual models, i have no idea. It took me 20 mins to make 4 of them so if they do good on the tabletop i might want to make 10 or 15 more of them. Has anyone had any experiences with spawn in the past?
2 comments:
That's damn impressive, especially if it's your first real go at green stuff. Nice job.
Only 20 minutes for those 4? Impressive and quick!
Thanks!
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