Not only will it entitle you to a first hand look at some pretty great resources... (some of which will never be released to the public)... It'll make ya famous!
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I'm looking for someone who would like to oversee some organizing/categorizing of materials and coordinating a little decal work for the DVD.
Not only will it entitle you to a first hand look at some pretty great resources... (some of which will never be released to the public)... It'll make ya famous!
Not only will it entitle you to a first hand look at some pretty great resources... (some of which will never be released to the public)... It'll make ya famous!
Im down to help catagorized the .mats... 
cant believe someone else hasnt responded yet. but whats coordinating a "little decal work" ? 
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cant believe someone else hasnt responded yet. but whats coordinating a "little decal work" ? hehe.
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This task first and foremost would be to identify those resources heading to the DVD that either aren't decaled or have problems in their current decaling. While I know of only one model that needs decaling (that doesn't have any) some of the older models may need to be tweaked because their decals have been lost or no longer perfectly fit their models. So... identifying problems is the order of the day.
This doesn't mean you have to decal them... once identified we can post them here for anyone with the desire to attack! Similarly this doesn't mean you'd have to create all the preview images for materials. Organizing them into categories; Wood, Metal, Previewimageless, unuseable, etc. is what will be needed.
The first model would be a little thing called a 'sandrazor'.
It could use a little camoflaging. Some of you younger folks may recognize it from the movie.
Thanks to Anzovin for the model. Perhaps they have some of the original materials?
Image to be posted soon.
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but whats coordinating a "little decal work" ?
This task first and foremost would be to identify those resources heading to the DVD that either aren't decaled or have problems in their current decaling. While I know of only one model that needs decaling (that doesn't have any) some of the older models may need to be tweaked because their decals have been lost or no longer perfectly fit their models. So... identifying problems is the order of the day.
This doesn't mean you have to decal them... once identified we can post them here for anyone with the desire to attack! Similarly this doesn't mean you'd have to create all the preview images for materials. Organizing them into categories; Wood, Metal, Previewimageless, unuseable, etc. is what will be needed.
The first model would be a little thing called a 'sandrazor'.
It could use a little camoflaging. Some of you younger folks may recognize it from the movie.
Thanks to Anzovin for the model. Perhaps they have some of the original materials?
Image to be posted soon.
Well i'm your guy for the materials sorting for sure I am taking identifying problems to mean rendering parts out to check the decals? On the identifying the decal problems I might need a little assistance as i'm in the middle of a proj right now and sometimes my machine is rendered unusable because of rendering 
I just updated my info in my profile.. wow was it old.
thats my correct email or we can setup a ftp session for the files.
BTW thats from the GI Joe movie is it not?
I am taking identifying problems to mean rendering parts out to check the decals? On the identifying the decal problems I might need a little assistance as i'm in the middle of a proj right now and sometimes my machine is rendered unusable because of rendering I just updated my info in my profile.. wow was it old.
thats my correct email or we can setup a ftp session for the files.BTW thats from the GI Joe movie is it not?
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