Gerrafagon the toothless reptile wyvern Low-poly 3D model

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Human: I've created a wyvern non-human character, Iclone 6.5, with boneless eyes and eye lashes for rotation, offering ten total motions - five for face expressions and five for body language. Be aware that you can adjust these elements yourself. Please check it out on YouTube at this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkpkd82gQxE You might be familiar with the Iclone character Greffagon, which is a similar wyvern design available in fbx format without materials, motion, or eyeballs - all at a lower price. Earlier, I posted on Facebook offering custom fantasy creature designs for Reallusion Iclone 6.5 at a fixed rate; one lady expressed interest and asked what type of creatures I could create. I suggested fairies or imps but she mentioned they're human characters in Iclone, and instead, she requested a none-human character. She thoughtfully said that perhaps a baby dragon with face motion would be fitting for her project, so I took on the challenge and crafted the shape within 3D Max to ensure proper functionality. However, there were issues adding bones initially; luckily, waiting until I had access to Autodesk's 3ds Max 2017 allowed me to finally incorporate them properly. Upon completion, I uploaded it onto a different freelancing platform and later received feedback from the client asking if I could make some modifications: she requested a more cute look with additional materials. It took longer than expected due to new revisions required in Zbrush - meanwhile, she purchased an alternative design elsewhere in OBJ format! Confusion struck because despite initially specifying face motions, it turns out her acquired purchase lacked FBX compatibility and had face expressions too. I shared this particular dragon, called Gerraffagon (a mix between Gerraf and Dragon), since another artist may be interested; it's actually quite versatile as it's primarily designed to represent a baby wyvern from the mix of giraffe features with a friendly face for entertainment purposes only! Consider setting Gerraffagon in an animation within the world like the "How to Train Your Dragon" movie - perhaps even incorporate his cute appearance into different scenarios or adventures across several platforms including game development. After all, imagination knows no limits!