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Liger Nezha
I’ve been playing warframe for 158 days now (thank the daily reward for the exact number) and I just finished collecting all of the warframes, including their prime versions (well, except for Excalibur Prime, but that was an exclusive for founders) and as a celebration, I wanted to Create a Warframe inspired build, and as soon as I saw Liger Inuzuka’s Design (follow him at twitter.com/Liger_Inuzuka) of the deluxe skin for the warframe Nezha, I was in love, and I knew Exactly what to build.
This is more of a reimagination of warframes as Mechs, and you can even see the operator inside the build piloting it, I tried to add as many details and similarities to the original design as possible, so I hope I made the design some justice.
The last picture of the set is an experiment, I tried taking pictures at the end of each build day, and you can see an idea of the process of building it, the bulk of the build was made on the first day, the rest was just making sure it looked right.
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I have some other screenshots that I can share here you want to.
Are you interested in seeing Warframe content? Est-ce que vous seriez intéressé par voir des photos issues de Warframe (c'est du Bonus ça ne remplacera pas le Bionicle)
Tools:
â—¾Cam tools in game - by Otis_Inf patreon.com/Otis_Inf
â—¾Warframe Capture Mode
â—¾4K AMD FSR
â—¾ReShade 5.4.2
â—¾Photoshop
Screenshot of the beauty of Warframe.
Tools used: Captura (In-game photo mode), Lightroom color correction custom preset.
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Some extra angles and poses of the figure I made for a collaboration with a few builders inspired by the game warframe. I really learnt a lot from this collaboration when it comes to building figures. Especially building a sturdy structure that allows for different connection points for armour while maintaining the ability to pose in various positions. It was one of the those builds that when you sit down to work on it you end up changing half of it every time. I am really happy with the end result and was absolutely blown away by the other builds in this collaboration. I am honoured to participate with such brilliant builders.
Participants in the collaboration,
(Flickr links)
www.flickr.com/photos/183845226@N08
(Instagram links)
www.instagram.com/littlefusmocdesign/
Please go look at their builds if you haven't they are phenomenal!