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Helo, my name is Daniel, and I specialize in 3D modeling, animation, and 3D printing. I studied Architecture and Image and Sound at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). I have extensive experience in video and audio editing, filming, color grading, FX, and architectural visualization in AR and VR. I have also created mechanical and particle animations for video games, production companies, commercials, and websites.
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El Eternauta Rigged 3D Model
Eternauta version Darin
Version animada
Version riggeada y animada para renders
Versiones: MAX, OBJ, FBX
Texturado
El Eternauta es una historieta argentina seriada de ciencia ficcion creada por el guionista Hector German Oesterheld y el dibujante Francisco Solano Lopez. Publicada en Hora Cero Semanal desde 1957 a 1959, tuvo cantidad de secuelas y reediciones.
Version animada
Version riggeada y animada para renders
Versiones: MAX, OBJ, FBX
Texturado
El Eternauta es una historieta argentina seriada de ciencia ficcion creada por el guionista Hector German Oesterheld y el dibujante Francisco Solano Lopez. Publicada en Hora Cero Semanal desde 1957 a 1959, tuvo cantidad de secuelas y reediciones.
