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Could some one please e-mail JHC or some one and ask them to post more pictures?
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crazed gonzo fa
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Out of curiosity, how tall is a gelfling compared to a human?
For anyone who has doubts about realistic CGI, I challenge you to watch this film.. http://imdb.com/title/tt0796375/
Then after you have watched, view the Special Features section. BUT, please watch the movie first. Then you can make a decision about realistic CGI and how it can be used in a positive manner and not be rubber and cartoony.
jeremy
Then after you have watched, view the Special Features section. BUT, please watch the movie first. Then you can make a decision about realistic CGI and how it can be used in a positive manner and not be rubber and cartoony.
jeremy