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Lion Statue I


I finished up the Lion Statue I Kit during the same time I started this Blog. Turned out pretty awesome at the expense of a high prim-count. The Lion's Mane was the most challenging part of this project. To be Released sometime around Late April or Early May. The high prim-count on this piece has made me decide to make Lion Statue II to Release along side it with Fewer Prims and Details. There are people who enjoy lots of details and don't mind the prim count that comes with that, and there are those who prefer fewer prims and just enough detail to make something nice. I prefer both - so Lion I really should have a lower-prim sequel to give everyone more to choose from.

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