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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Coal Bucket for Fred P:

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Locrian
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 00:00 Edited at: 17th Nov 2006 00:04
Well, Mr.Fredrick P.Cratchit, didn't think I was listening around the office did you?

I hear you complaining about getting a solitary lump of coal for this upcoming Holiday season...."Bah! Humbug!" Why would a man need the heat of coal when he has a family.....I just don't get you and your wasteful ways Mr.Fredrick.
If it will make you work any faster take this and make sure Tiny Tim snuggles up close enough to the fire to become a crispy golden brown....Cause I'll be dab-nabbed if you'll get a Holiday turkey out of this as well.

So there ya go....two-thirds of a bucket. Certainly more then you'd hoped to get.....Now!....Back to work!!




And you can tell those little "raga-muffins" of yourn, they can pick up the bucket below..

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FredP
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 00:04
Thanks for the coal.

Airslide
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 00:06
Very nicely done, Locrian!

MK83
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 00:18
cool coal


http://www.mk83productions.com http://www.freewebs.com/mk83
Candle_
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 00:58
Thank you Mr Scrooge.



Luke314pi
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 03:50
Thanks, it looks great!

FredP
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 05:16
Well,I figured since Locrain made me a coal bucket the least I could do was to make a fireplace poker to go with it.
Here is the pic:

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FredP
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 05:18
Here is the model.
If you use this be sure to read and follow the instructions when you install it.

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filya
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 06:27
lol you guys
but thanks for these things. There shall always be someone out here wanting this

-- n00b at playing games...and now at making em too :p --
rolfy
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 06:31
These small items can make a game more detailed and are more worthwhile than you think.Now if you just made the poker a melee weapon!
FredP
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 07:36
You never know...I might just do that.

Godrich13
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 08:25
Looks like it could also be a bucket of poo...

Great job.

Locrian
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 14:54
Could be a bucket of anything. The texture map is easily changed to anything you wanna put in it. I made this as a joke because of what Fred had said. I appreciate the people that said thanks though....seems the same crowd as usual.
Silvester
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 15:01
OK...this is cool

i might just use it

...No Signature here...
Screwed Over
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 15:07
random... but surprisingly useful... i wont use it though, i prefer modern stuff like gas.

FredP
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 15:59
Quote: "I appreciate the people that said thanks though....seems the same crowd as usual. "

Yes it is,Locrain.
We gotta keep paying those guys.
That just makes it easier to figure out who gets the good stuff and who doesn't.
My family did say to tell you they were pretty sure Santa would have brought me at least three or four lumps of coal...or a Virtual Boy.
I could have used that the other night when the heat went out...
I can hear them now...
"Fred!You idiot!That's an electric stove!"

Locrian
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 16:16
Quote: "That just makes it easier to figure out who gets the good stuff and who doesn't"

Yeah I was thinking that. In my media thread you jokingly said your problem was "I had the gun and you didn't"...which gave me a promotional idea, to perhaps release the gun to use to selected people(after the games release of course) but the only part of the texture that could be altered was the hands(leaving the SinninSoul logo on the handle, since there 2 different maps) and also credit to be given, as it's licensing restriction.

I mean a bucket....who cares who gets it, but better items...I'd be danged if either S4 or myself release decent things here anymore. You may have noticed the music tracks I vetoed, were placed on Keith's site...heh..Oh well
FredP
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 16:29
Keith's site is a great place to post stuff.

filya
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Posted: 17th Nov 2006 16:39
Quote: ""I appreciate the people that said thanks though....seems the same crowd as usual. ""


aww guys. I am sure a lot more people appreciate this gesture (making these and putting them up for free) than the number of people posting the 'thanks'

I understand how encouraging that one 'thank-you' word can be...but please dont be put off by the low responses.

-- n00b at playing games...and now at making em too :p --
s4real
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Posted: 18th Nov 2006 00:07
I think loc put too much coal in the bucket lol

Yeah good model thanks

Im a wizz at texturing toilets
Candle_
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Posted: 18th Nov 2006 00:32
Have to email for password to zip ?
Might work..

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