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Celebrity Look-a-Likes for 3D figures Part 4

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  • RayDAntRayDAnt Posts: 1,169
    edited September 8

    jmucchiello said:

    My issue with this is the lack of labels. I don't want to purchase a figure and find out later from a reader that my main character looks exactly like some movie star I've never heard of.

    Protip: Never use a single purchased character model at 100% for what's supposed to be an orginal character. Always mix bits and pieces of 2 or more together, and ideally have one of those be an identified likeness (because the most sure-fire way to create something original is to start with something that isn't and work away from that.)

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  • jmucchiellojmucchiello Posts: 2,084

    Yeah, I know that. Except mixing just changes "That looks exactly like..." into "That looks kind of like..."

  • RayDAntRayDAnt Posts: 1,169
    edited 1:45AM

    jmucchiello said:

    Yeah, I know that. Except mixing just changes "That looks exactly like..." into "That looks kind of like..."

    Yes. Exactly like real life. Originality is a myth propagated by people who don't do enough research. 

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