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DEVISS-REX requested a Bly skin.
So here it is.

how did you do that??

501st_commander wrote: how did you do that??

Yeah, how do you do that? Very, very nice work there, Cookie.

Thanks guys.
The 327. trooper also for DEVISS

B.I.G_Cookie wrote:The 327. trooper also for DEVISS

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Not bad; the yellow of the helmet stripe is out of whack with the other yellow, though. Are you using a colorize or just a rehue? Bly has the same issue.

these are some great skins. maybe someday i will have the gut to post my skins here.

Yes! I thought I would renew my old skin with my todays skinning skills. Here's icemembers version of the 327th Starcorps trooper.

327th Starcorps trooper I'll get to bly sooner or later. Deviss is still on the drawing board.

I like the battle damage, might I ask what technique you use to apply it?

myers73 wrote:I like the battle damage, might I ask what technique you use to apply it?

QFT.

@icemember: looks good!

Icemember has a tutorial somewhere on Filefront forums. Couldn't hurt to search for it, eh?

Nice skins, people!

yeah the Icemember tutorial is HERE

Well I was bored so I remade the Shadow trooper skin in Phase 1 and Phase 2

( Phase 1 is uncanon )
My version of the 501st legion trooper
And a "501st assassin"

DEVISS-REX wrote:yeah the Icemember tutorial is HERE

thanks, you have been very helpful to me today,

BTW this is a great tutorial

back on-topic:

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Looks awesome.
I love the details.

which details? 0.o
do you mean the symbols?

I think he meant the battle damage.... thanks anyway.

Woah. Nice work!

Here is my first skin i am showing in this thread, please give feed back on how to improve my skills and improve this trooper. thanks.
EDIT: for some unknown reason msh viewer zoomed way out on the screen shot, so Ill put the skin ingame tomorrow and post a new screen shot.

myers73 wrote:Here is my first skin i am showing in this thread, please give feed back on how to improve my skills and improve this trooper. thanks.

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For your first pointer, I would recommend zooming in, it is really a rather small picture. (Incidentally, it will be hard to give feedback on something so small.)