Cartoon Pterasaur
- April 19, 2014
- 530 Downloads
- 6 Likes
- Blender 2.6x
- Render: Cycles
- Creator: Jeff2207
- License: CC-BY
Description:
A cartoon model of a pterasaur, fully rigged and textured.
Low poly at 8000 faces.
Comments welcome.
Have fun!
Comments:
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wildterrain
Written January 25, 2017Fantastic model, thanks for sharing! minor note: pterosaur and pterodactyl should be spelt with an "o" in the middle :)
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I really like dinosaurs (yes, I know he's technically a reptile and not a dinosaur).
This is the kind of creature I imagined to go with the Low poly Rocky Scene blend.
The colour of either @PigArt's rocks or your pterosaur would have to be changed to make them into a colour-co-ordinated scene. He would probably have to be made low poly to suit the rocks. And perhaps open his beak to make him more scary.
I wish I could spare the time to do something with him.
Anyway, thank you for modelling him and sharing.