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AD | Making Starfield s adorable Vasco! What a great project 🥹 Way much more work than I expected it to be but that’s propmaking for ya! 🙈 This was a quick build though, no time for smoother work. But it did the job and the little one is...

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Фото профиля Maul Cosplay
Maul Cosplay3 лет назад

Additional artists: Flying Illustration, Rocket Ricky, @FaendirP @TingilyaC @maja_felicitas

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Starfield News3 лет назад

@StarfieldGame It was you?! I saw this in person, it's an excellent piece of craftsmanship!! Amazing job!

Фото профиля MPG
MPG3 лет назад

@StarfieldGame Sooo cool.

Фото профиля Maul Cosplay
Maul Cosplay3 лет назад

@StarfieldGame Thank you MPG 🙏🏼

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ሪꞃ᪴৷ꞇɒ᷇ꞇ𝖻ⲗ (stahlwolfi)3 лет назад

@StarfieldGame Meeeega 😳😍

Фото профиля Maul Cosplay
Maul Cosplay3 лет назад

@StarfieldGame Viiiiielen Dank!!

Фото профиля Joao
Joao3 лет назад

@StarfieldGame Opa! É ele ali? @VascodaGama ???

Фото профиля Ally Pally
Ally Pally3 лет назад

@StarfieldGame Dude! It was absolutely amazing to meet Vasco in the 'metal'! Massive props for your work, just wish I could've take him home! #Vasco4life

Фото профиля daNy_Ninja69
daNy_Ninja693 лет назад

@StarfieldGame Soo nice💯

Фото профиля christian
christian3 лет назад

@StarfieldGame Came out awesome

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