Microfigure: The Minifigure s Minifigure Fan Art

  • July 19, 2012
  • 93 Downloads
  • 0 Likes
  • Blender 2.6x
  • Render: Blender Internal
  • Creator: rioforce
  • License: CC-BY-SA
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Description:

Microfigures are the new and awesome LEGO toy! They are the "Minifigure's Minifigure"! If you'd like to see a real microfigure, check out a LEGO Game such as Heroica. I have never actually purchased a LEGO Microfigure or seen one in real life, but I got inspired by looking at pictures. I didn't even look at the LDraw 3D Model of a microfigure before I modeled this! Since there are no free Microfigure models on the internet, why not create one in Blender? Here are some of the features:

• Completely to proportion to a real microfigure!

• Perfectly scaled for compatibility with LeoCad (LDraw) Bricks!

• Simi-realistic Rig! Of course the rig will not be accurate to real-life since microfigs cannot actually move! Now introducing Arm Bones! Now your Microfigure can "hold" things!

• Texture Included!

• Plastic-looking reflections and lighting!

There are many great features of this LEGO Microfigure, so check it out! Be sure to favorite, download, and comment on it! Enjoy!

rioforce microfigure rig blender reflections toy Plastic

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