Les Schtroumpfs

[largento]

For no good reason I was suddenly taken with the urge to model a Smurf tonight.

 

Not a particularly elaborate model and it isn't rigged, but thought someone might like having it...

 

 

Here's the simple splinage behind it...

 

 

Hope somebody gets a kick out of it. And hey, if you do rig the model, upload it here, so other folks can play with it.

 

smurf.zip

Note: a rigged version of the model is available in a post farther down.

[Fuchur]

That is a really fine model of a Smurf .

Well done and thanks for sharing!

 

See you

*Fuchur*

[Vertexspline]

Mark--that is an awesome model and an awesome gift to the community. Very nice indeed. Thanks for sharing.

[Rodney]

Very nice!

[jimd]

cool thank u

[TheSpleen]

Thanks!

[John Bigboote]

Yeah! GREAT example of minimal-splinesmanship! Newbies should download and study this model... how cool!

[largento]

Thanks, guys!

[robcat2075]

You're a model model modeler, Mark!

[largento]

I am the very model of a model model modeler! :-)

[Maniac]

I mist this post wow very nice Mark

[largento]

Thanks, Terry!

 

Just wanted to get to model something fun after working on all these buildings. :-)

[Robert]

Thanks Mark,

 

nice model, worth to rig it.

 

I rigged it with TSM 2. Here is your model fully rigged and prerigged for peopel who want some changes.

smurf_rig.zip

smurf_prerig.zip

 

Note: For TSM rigged models, always turn TSM Constraints ON in the model before placing the model in a Chor or Action...

Edited October 15 by robcat2075
TSM Constraint Note

[largento]

Great job, Robert!

 

Thanks for doing it! A lot more fun when you can move 'em around. :-)

 

[Roger]

@largento I never saw this when you originally posted it, great model, Mark!   

@robcat2075 Rob, thanks for pinning this to the filmstrip or I'd likely have never seen it.