Bipedal Dragon

I posted the concept for this model earlier in the concept art forum http://www.wc3campaigns.net/showthread.php?t=87745 , wich was still wip, and here are a few wip pics of the mesh.

It's still far from finished but alread over 600 polys (the head and feet have a lot).

And don't mind the arms, they will be wings later, but I haven't done much on them.

And I also still need to think of a name...

Edit:
Pics updated.

Edit:
Pics updated again, mesh 90 % finished

Edit:
Texture preview uploaded.

Edit 7 okt:
More texture previews, though I still need to fix the normals on the wings.

Edit 8 okt:
I finished the mesh, UV and texture. And I uploaded some preveiws of them.
second edit: posed shot added

Looking promesing. Why do nobody make 4-legged dragons which walks on 2?

Because four legged dragons walk on all four legs.

There is no such rule about fictional creatures.

~Pics updated~

How many polygons (including symmetri effect)? What program do you use?

That one half has 550 polys, that makes 1100 polys. And I still want to add spikes on the back, so it'll be just over 1000 polys.

And like always, I use Vertex Modifier, this dragon was completely made from scratch out of a cone.

What a pain to make things that way. With your modeling interrest and skill don't you think it would be worth to buy some program like milkshape?

When I see the so nice shape on the wings I wonder if I should remake the oens of the model I am working on.

I have max 5, but I don't use it. yet...

Edit:
Pics updated again.

Very nice toes. :D

That is rather impressive.

its is awesome, and u did it in vertex modifier? wow, why dont u use 3dsmax5 if u hav it? its easier

So far I didn't get a shit of max, so I continued with vertex modifier. and imo it's easy to make something like this in vertex modifier, it probably just takes a little while longer, and I did this in one day, I only started this morning.

oh, and btw, the current poly count is 1092

There are tons of tutorials. Just make a box with some segments, convert it to a mesh or add a mesh modifier and start extruding polygons and moving vertices and adding those wonderful modifiers such as bend and taper.

Update:
With some searching on wikipedia and opinions of Mecheon and Rao Dao Zao, I've chosen the name Lindormr for this dragon.
It's a type of scandinavian dragon, and Lindormr is the old norse way of spelling it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindworm