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Turkina time.

More a matter of always forgetting in the moment rather than it being a hard task, I've finally slightly improved my render setup. Of course I really should move to a full beauty rig like what Chris has been doing for the turntables haha.
The ground plane grey now matches the skybox grey so there's no odd transition line, and I darkened the base hex to look more like the packaged mini.

Does it look better this way?

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Alex F

That's one big, fat bird. Nice work!

Pledger K

I love how wide it is.

Anonymous

How does the Turkina compare to the King Crab, size-wise?

Peter Shah

I appreciate that the giant launchers are now mounted to the shoulders, rather than *being* the shoulders. That, the beefier legs and the redesigned upper arms go a long way to making this monster look scary, rather than a little comic. I like it!

Lexikon

Completely agree about the launchers. Turkina is one of the most improved designs of this whole project, IMO. Then again, as a Falcon loyalist who has wanted but been unable to love the Turkina for years this could just be wish fulfillment. :-D

Anonymous

There are a lot of improvements, I kinda liked the "nimbler" design of the first miniature but it is not realistic. The beefier legs and the new shoulders look great. I am not sold on the cockpit but that is a personal opinion. Overall, a huge improvement. I am eagerly awaiting for the sculpt to see how it looks on the hand.

Jakob Fredensborg

It looks great! The more i see of the Turkina, the more I am appreciating having bought one.

Andrew McKenna

A bit of an odd design but looks vicious. The rear torso looks like a Bear Cub torso hahaha.

ShimmeringSword

I'm very happy I was able to fix a Falcon totem mech (before they went full DA bird totem). I always saw the potential.