Ambull decisions....

[theottovonbismark]

Ohh yeah forgot about this, a guy on dakkadakka made one before:

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/blog/301577.page

Loads of good source material on that thread.

 

[ardyer]

Yes that pose is great , but the Ambull have some differences with that Hulk pic , specially on the legs .
So a stopped pose with knuckles on the ground will end on a very static pose and very close to the original model too.

Agreeing with Zhu and Magos, but I think that pose can largely be maintained while also adding some dynamic qualities. You can make him Ambull-ing forward (:ducks in a very Zombie like way. Twist the wrists around and put him in a little bit of motion.

 

[Zhu Bajie]

Yes that pose is great , but the Ambull have some differences with that Hulk pic , specially on the legs .
So a stopped pose with knuckles on the ground will end on a very static pose and very close to the original model too.

Ah, those D&D examples weren't for anatomical reference, just the pose and design history - the model looking over its forearm is great - extend the metatarsals and have him resting on his phalanges / claws to get the back legs more dynamic.

Ardyer has a point - its possible to keep the pose gorilla like without it looking static. Here's an animation loop of a gorilla walking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H54zwb2lyYo

 

[Jonas]

Wow, that is my Ambull

I need MOOOORE!!!!

 

[phreedh]

I need MOOOORE!!!!

Indeed!

Refresh my memory, what's that marine type chap in the pic with the three ambulls?

 

[Jonas]

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