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MTMB ARC Here's an older example with Marchionne! My old method didn't use masks, but now that I use them it's made the process a lot easier! You can see that it takes multiple layers to create a set. But what's amazing is that you can mix and match!~🐦‍⬛

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Fancy wahoo man!

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Marchionne with a top hat this boutta be the best remastered game of all time

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HES SO FANCY YOOO

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You improved so much ^^

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THIS SO COOOLLLLLL

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Damn love both the boys. Amazing work

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That’s so cool yo!! I love the process! Gotta love Marchionne for real! Like seriously tho love this!!

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@MariosFriend9 I genuinely really love your depictions of Mario! They are so accurate yet they have a unique flair which really makes them stand out. So these models are just kind of like rigs if that’s the correct term?

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