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These are only a few samples of 3d models created by John Picha. Check out John's Youtube Gallery for more. It contains over 100 models in all shapes, sizes and genres. In the eclectic mix you will find; a port for vehicles Lost in Space, a menagerie of Hanna Barbera cartoon characters, a cavalcade of comicbook heroes, a pinch of anime, a pile of robots, and some stuff you've probably never heard of before.
Felix the Cat first appeared on the silent screen in 1919. He was created by Otto Messmer.
The Phantom first appeared in an adventure comic strip in 1936. He was the first costumed superhero. While at sea Jimmy Welles witnessed the murder of his father when their ship was attacked by pirates of the Singh Brotherhood. Later the young man washed ashore on the African nation of Bengalla. He was discovered by a tribe of Pygmies called the Bandar and nursed back to health. Many of the Bandar were enslaved by a race of giants, called the Wasaka. The Bandar had a legend of a man would come from the sea to free their people. The white man volunteered to help the Bandar in their war against the Wasaka tribe, but they were too powerful to overthrow. During battle Jimmy discovered that the enemy Wasaka feared and worshiped a strange idol. So he fashioned a costume and adopted the guise of native god. He becomes their ruler and brought order to the Bengalla jungle. The Phantom mantle is passed from father to son over several generations. He often adopts the alias Kit Walker, but first and foremost he is the Phantom, the Ghost Who Walks. The Phantom was created by Lee Falk.
Hunting down fugitive replicants in the Los Angeles of 2019 is much easier for Blade Runner, Rick Deckard, with a Spinner. These flying police cars were featured in the 1982 movie Blade Runner. It was designed by Syd Mead.
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