hi guys,
after a long time here’s a update of my soldier…
i think that i will finish it at the next time that i post here…
hope you like…
Te está quedando fabuloso. Estoy deseando verlo acabado.
Your modeling and texturing are great. The only thing I see that stands out is the uniform. The old steel helmet was used in WWII, The Korean War, and Vietnam I think. But, camouflage wasn’t used until the early 80’s when they switched from a steel helmet to a Kevlar helmet. To match your helmet model to the uniform I would suggest making the blouse the solid green that was worn in wars mentioned above.
Also, dog-tags are not generally worn on the outside of the uniform.
Missing the two breast pockets with name plates above them, one will read U.S. Army/Marines and the other will be the soldiers last name.
Left arm should have a unit patch an inch below the seem of the shoulder. You might want to consider putting a combat patch on the right arm as your piece depicts a man who has seen death and may be dead himself. This would mean that he has been in combat.
I don’t mean to be picky, the piece is well done. Just a few things to give it the touch of reality and it will be a very nice art piece.
Excellent work!
I agree that the uniform could use a little more detail.
But if the tags were on the inside, how would you know they were there? I think a little artistic license is OK there 
AaronDean, wow, thanks for your comments guy, i am not worry about match the styles of unifroms, cause this job is just for fun, but you give a good idea to make another still with all green shirt… thanks
saltapiedras,KrakenCMT thanks a lot guys…
ok here is the final stage of my soldier, and now i will just create a background to compose the final image…
hope you like
looks great and love the idea…but (and sorry if someone already said this, just ignore it) shouldnt the skull have a hole in it aswell? i mean thats a massive head injury right? really throughs me off when i look at it. just a thought, great job!
Love it!
As realistic as it is, you could really take it to another level by working that skull over with a ton of gooey goodies and maybe the hole as suggested…still I love it…that fabric work is to die for…
malibubob, thanks a lot for your coment, about the skull, in this image the skull represent the death no a organic part of the body… the idea is to represent the soldier like a dead guy, but he dont know this, and continue figthing, he dont know why and against who, the most important thing is the war…
Ron Harris, thanks…
sounds great! and looks great good job
Wow, this is simply awesome… looks so scary