11 || Making the hands, and attatching the head to the body



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The model is looking really good now.

What is working well?
    Attatching the head went really smoothly. It had exactly double the faces, so converting it to keep a good topology and avoiding n-gons was really simple. My groupmate followed through well in making the head and following the 8 side rule for the neck! Bravo!


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Modelling the hand was pretty easy, though I struggled a little to keep a bit consistent with the style of the body.





Attatching the hand was a little trickier, I had 17 faces to work with (whoops!). It wasn't too tricky to fix up though, I just had to do a 5 into 3 conversion though, and just tried my best to hide it. My model was a little annoying when it came to trying to match up the hands evenly due to its asymmetry but we managed to make it work.



What is causing issues, how are you addressing them?
    Haven't heard from the teammate in charge of making the vehicle yet. I will be contacting them to try to expedite things but I am a little worried about getting things put together in time.

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On the current look. 
    Following the proportions of the model sheet, it ended up deviating from the "final" look. Also finally added some color to it, cause at this point I'm just waiting on stuff to come in. Still pretty happy with what we have so far though. He's feeling a bit like a cartoon/mascot character, might lean towards that idea a little.

Next steps.
I'd like to get the final scene put together ahead of time, I'll just adjust the look of the scene when the vehicle comes in.

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