The new clip improves on last night’s version, I’ve added blinking eyes, improved the nose glowing effect, and moved one of the legs a bit.
Update: Here’s the file if you’d like to use it.
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Andy, I've added a link to the .blend file. Enjoy.
if you still have the file and are willing to share it, I'd love to use it in a holiday planetarium show I'm building.
Everyone who uses Blender3D is using someone else's hard work, and I'd be happy to provide a model for your use. I haven't rigged the mouth or the back feet just yet, but if I can slip that in between grading papers over the next few days, I'll post a link to the file here.
Hey Dennis,
I have a favor to ask of you. I'm trying to whip up a Christmas movie with my kids and am needing a sleigh and reindeer in Blender. I'm pretty new at using it, so I haven't been able to make a reindeer, but I can manipulate rigged models. Is there any way I could get you blender file and use it in our home movie? I know it seems kind of lame using someone else's hard work, but I'd be sure to put you in the credits.
Scott
Very nice--much improved over the previous. Merry Christmas to you and yours!