Mario and Bowser
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| Asset Info favorite | |
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| Name | Mario and Bowser |
| Category | 3DS |
| Game | StreetPass Mii Plaza |
| Section | Puzzle Swap |
| Submitted | October 9, 2016 |
| Uploaded By | lemurboy12 |
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They forgot Luigi
This wasn't made with M&L:BIS in mind but it's certainly a M&L:BIS scene in my head.
also there is a huge difference in the detailing of the arwing used in the panel.
link for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8Toe-fly1o
in the vid, the arwing in the foreground has more detail and high res then the model used in the game. if anyone has the completed panel for SF64: 3D, please let me and Lemurboy know in the comments, with possibly the files used for the panel.
it will be great if you can help him out.
-Mr_S
link for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8Toe-fly1o
in the vid, the arwing in the foreground has more detail and high res then the model used in the game. if anyone has the completed panel for SF64: 3D, please let me and Lemurboy know in the comments, with possibly the files used for the panel.
it will be great if you can help him out.
-Mr_S
@Lemurboy
I think you can get the puzzle for SF64 3D once the other seven puzzles are completed or you pass someone with street-pass that has them.
But the arwing can be obtained via SSB3ds as it's one of the trophies
I think you can get the puzzle for SF64 3D once the other seven puzzles are completed or you pass someone with street-pass that has them.
But the arwing can be obtained via SSB3ds as it's one of the trophies
I would if I could. I don't know where it is.
I was surprised that they were 3d models in the puzzle
I guess the one for 'Star-fox 64 3D' can be rippable as well.
@Lemurboy, if you're seeing this comment and subject above. you know what to do
;)
I guess the one for 'Star-fox 64 3D' can be rippable as well.
@Lemurboy, if you're seeing this comment and subject above. you know what to do
;)
I kind of wonder where those models are from now.
I know like back in the old art of Bowser when his arms was folded, his hands you can usually guess would go right through his neck as there was no room for his hands to be hidden.
Here, while his arms were lower, I assumed his other arm would not be there in the model, but it's all there and barely posed right and just places in a spot to completely keep it out of view.
Bowser also got flesh under his bands.
They would not have wasted working on parts you would never see, and even after that wasted the space to just keep the stuff there when you could've removed it in the final product.
Now this got me wondering.
I know like back in the old art of Bowser when his arms was folded, his hands you can usually guess would go right through his neck as there was no room for his hands to be hidden.
Here, while his arms were lower, I assumed his other arm would not be there in the model, but it's all there and barely posed right and just places in a spot to completely keep it out of view.
Bowser also got flesh under his bands.
They would not have wasted working on parts you would never see, and even after that wasted the space to just keep the stuff there when you could've removed it in the final product.
Now this got me wondering.
That's actually really nice even out of the context it was designed for.
Wow.
I didn't know the Puzzle Piece models were actually rippable.
I didn't know the Puzzle Piece models were actually rippable.