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I really liked the design and how it could have more then one person on the bike
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Jim Raynor believed in himself and believed in those around him. And from that strength came the strength that allowed him and those who followed him to survive everything else the universe threw at him. Jim Raynor was a most decent and honorable man.
And it has to carry more than one person, 'cause one of the Bad Guys likes to bring his girlfriend. (His brother likes to bring girls that are NOT his girlfriends, but that's an entirely different matter). And the third brother is kinda fat, so I guess he needs a lot of space as well
and since it's a futuristic bike the brakes are probably automatic or something... either that or the helmet is linked with the bike so you can brake by thinking..
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Jim Raynor believed in himself and believed in those around him. And from that strength came the strength that allowed him and those who followed him to survive everything else the universe threw at him. Jim Raynor was a most decent and honorable man.
I have a cut out from a page in my gallery where a cop turns his gun sideways in a gunfight (cause I thought it looked cool), and a guy on Facebook complained, that he wouldn't do that in real life, because it's much more difficult to get accurate aim. Since most of the people in my comic have genetic enhancements, I told the guy that the cop has VERY speciel bullet-curbing-skills and always hits his target... see? problem solved
A cop curving a bullet? sounds like someone from Wanted
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Jim Raynor believed in himself and believed in those around him. And from that strength came the strength that allowed him and those who followed him to survive everything else the universe threw at him. Jim Raynor was a most decent and honorable man.
I bet you he's gonna take the bullet that someone curves to save someone's life
Awesome
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Jim Raynor believed in himself and believed in those around him. And from that strength came the strength that allowed him and those who followed him to survive everything else the universe threw at him. Jim Raynor was a most decent and honorable man.
He doesn't actually die, because Kijara (the bad guys' sister) saves him. I don't know what's gonna happen to him later - I don't have room for more in my first album, but I'm already planning the sequels
This is a great design - it actually has the feel of something that could exist in the real world. I can't think of higher praise for a mechanical design than that!
Yeah I do try to make my designs look like something "real", even though I make them a bit futuristic too. I guess it turned out okay with this bike - I just need to study bikes more so I don't accidentially leave out stuff like... er... the brakes, for instance...
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