warhammer 40k- graphic novels

[mcsneed17]

I am planning on using graphic novels from boom studios using the pictures from the novels for movement of each space marine so i can it right is this the right thing to do or not?

[Grotsmasha]

I think we need a more ellaborate wording of your question, as I'm quite lost as to what you are actually asking....

 

Cheers,

Jono

[maverike_prime]

I think, and big emphasis on 'think', what he means if modeling the possition and pose of his space marine figured after the figures in the panels.

[mcsneed17]

Well the only thing i am is asking is would the graphic novels the wether i should use the graphic novel for the major conversions -this for animation of the space marines i hope.

[Rev. Tiberius Jackhammer]

If you want to convert your space marines to have more action-y poses, then yeah, the graphic novels would be a good reference.

 

Edit: Also, if you're trying to give them more dynamic poses, consider using the legs from Assault Squads, Death Company and Sanguinary Guard - those are a bit more dynamic than typical Tactical Squad legs.

[dark_inquisitor]

if it's for animation, I'd be careful. I noticed on a lot of the drawings, the perspective was a little off. youtube gameplay for Space Marine, and Dawn of War 1 & 2 for a better idea. I think, imho, that Space Marine nailed the movement and interactions better, just because you get a sense of the actual weight of the big hulking 8 foot giant geting ready to smash some ork skulls.