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Dragon VIII (8)

I finished my 8th Dragon today, and I gotta say it's pretty slick looking. The first version strait from Zbrush was 66 Prims and I needed some extra time to drop the prim count down to 30 while keeping all of it's details. I also gave this one Bronze, Silver and Stone Textures so there's more to love ;) Turning shiny on to give it a metallic look gave some startling results with Nirans Viewer. With No flickering parts, top quality and perfect details this just might be the best Dragon yet.
 



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