thank you all above and thank you L i am. L i am, yes your film reference "Wages of fear" is also a classic movie here in Germany and I don't know how many times I have seen it already I had to do some googling first to find out which film you mean. Not that we would live behind the moon, but it's a real German plague to often title films with completely stupid new German titles - in this case "Lohn der Angst" they stayed exactly with the original.

Thank you Duane, I hope you and yours are doing well!

What makes an impact on me is seeing the progression to the end. Wonderful progress. Bravo.

@mike amos said: Lots to like in the scene, perhaps a few lasers in the render? Thanks! I tried lasers in the final render (the green lights) but Raylectron does not have volumetrics, so the lasers didn't show.

@duanekemp said: I just watched this from the start. It ended very well. Bravo! Thanks!

Thanks very much folks, there is actually an opening in the wall, no window, just the hdri image.

Very sharp mate, kudos.

Thanks mate.

+1, don't give up. Your model will be way better and we are looking forward to your progress mate.

Thanks Bryan and Mike even though "for only liking it only a lot" which is a so cool saying I first had to strive my brain a little bit

Thanks Majid, thinking of ways to include different shapes within the egg white. Model here for those who want it. https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/st-happens-9df0cb94b17a4221bd48ba9d8f225b11

Keep on doing nice job!

All of those look pretty darn good!

Looking forward to it!

Very cool!

Cheers mate, just one of those experiments where you try anything.

Thanks mate, appreciated.

Brilliant! The spiral of the arms and back give it a real flair.How did you do those? Don

Oh I remember my childhood. still have them.

@faust07 said: 23 joints, 2 beautiful eyes and the movements of the cloned model are halfway liquid .. Lost in character animation again - endless test series, felt 250 set screws. Each joint with at least 5 settings, each body part with position, mass, collision and friction properties, a little script, a bit of practice as Frankenstein and some time .. Sorry for the GIFs with that massive reduce of load time. What is the source of the characters in your animations?