Cowboy
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Ivica...I love it!!! What a hoot!
Thanks so much for sharing: I needed that tonight.
Best, Tom. -
judging by his outfitting... I think a more proper name might be CowlBoy... get it?
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Another version-rideing the bull
Thanks for comments.
Kris sorry I dont understand,What is that word?
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in the USA the the sides of the motorcycle, the fiberglass or carbon fiber panels are called cowlings... and your cowboy looks to be covered in cowlings, thus CowlBoy...
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Great work Ivica, as usuall
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That is GREAT work Invica if I can get half as good as you I'll be happy. I would hate to get on the wrong side of your Cowboy, he looks real MEAN!!!!!
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that first composition is awesome! the model's not bad either
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wow!!!
awesome work!!!
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That is a hoot. And a hollar.
Great stuff.
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Cool! Nice work. Very creative. He could use a tough-guy sidearm, too.
You are very talented and creative. I love too see "mixed-brain" work like this (technical & artistic). You obviously put some time into this project. Though I don't know many cowboys around here who would show off their pasty white legs
He must really be a tough guy to get away with that cowboy loin cloth. What happens it flips up in his face on the highway? j/k -
HA...that is awesome! I love his 10 gallon hat.
Great work
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Thank you all for nice comments.No I did not spent allot of time in this,only few hours.
Mixed-brain?? ha ha thanks for that also
On every sketchup forum there is always much more arhitecture then unussual stuff.I also make 3d projects in company I work so sometimes I have to chill my brain
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Absolutely amazing models and images as always Ivica, really impressive.
Jackson
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I love it. I think the modeling is awesome, and I really like the way you present the first image over the UI, looks very nice. The character is cool to.
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Great work Ivica and original
presentation, I like the way
they fly off the screen.Mateo
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I keep going back to look at your Cow(Cowl)Boy and every time I see more than the last time. Is there any chance that you could share the .skp file with us? I would love to see it and maybe get a better idea of how he was constructed. If it is too big to be posted here maybe you could e-mail it to fortysixsouth@yahoo.com ?
Cheers Bill
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