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Aside from the C-3PO droid on the far left, the other droids in this rendering were 'put together' by myself. The two on the right are my interpretations of the BD-3000 Luxury Droid, known as 'Betty Bots', one with a Twi'lek look. The droid to the left of them is a T1N protocol droid, used mainly as a nanny for young children and designed to look feminine on purpose to soothe babies that may have missed their mother. I did a write up on the model in another rendering. The latest droid I've worked on is the RA-7 droid to the left of C-3PO. This one is quite a bit different from the one that appears in a rendering a week or so ago. For this droid, I started with Dazinbane's C-3PO suit, this time attached to Genesis 2 Male. But at Thingiverse I found several people had done RA-7 droids. One had all the pieces separated as .STL files and I downloaded all of them and converted them to .OBJ format. I also found a very good RA-7 Torso and another modeller did a RA-7 head and neck that was actually quite a bit better than the sharecg file I used on the previous rendering. All the Thingiverse files were converted to .obj format in Blender and then I began working on them in DAZ Studio. The stand-alone head and neck were used, after I had to retexture the eyes separate from the rest of the head. The stand alone torso piece was also used, then I used the shoulders, upper arms, forearms, lower torso and pelvis of the model with separated files. The legs and feet were not very good, so I used Dazinbane's C-3PO legs and feet, as they were very close to the RA-7 look anyway. The hands and fingers of the RA-7 come from the Genesis 2 bot armor that I use frequently as PADs in renderings, but this time I changed the texture. The end result was quite nice and the look seemed very integrated. I chose to hide the mid-drift wiring for the RA-7 with a flexible covering that would, I think be more logical and offer protection against damage to the internal wiring. The C-3PO model is a stand alone figure that I did not alter at all.

Description
Aside from the C-3PO droid on the far left, the other droids in this rendering were 'put together' by myself. The two on the right are my interpretations of the BD-3000 Luxury Droid, known as 'Betty Bots', one with a Twi'lek look. The droid to the left of them is a T1N protocol droid, used mainly as a nanny for young children and designed to look feminine on purpose to soothe babies that may have missed their mother. I did a write up on the model in another rendering. The latest droid I've worked on is the RA-7 droid to the left of C-3PO. This one is quite a bit different from the one that appears in a rendering a week or so ago. For this droid, I started with Dazinbane's C-3PO suit, this time attached to Genesis 2 Male. But at Thingiverse I found several people had done RA-7 droids. One had all the pieces separated as .STL files and I downloaded all of them and converted them to .OBJ format. I also found a very good RA-7 Torso and another modeller did a RA-7 head and neck that was actually quite a bit better than the sharecg file I used on the previous rendering. All the Thingiverse files were converted to .obj format in Blender and then I began working on them in DAZ Studio. The stand-alone head and neck were used, after I had to retexture the eyes separate from the rest of the head. The stand alone torso piece was also used, then I used the shoulders, upper arms, forearms, lower torso and pelvis of the model with separated files. The legs and feet were not very good, so I used Dazinbane's C-3PO legs and feet, as they were very close to the RA-7 look anyway. The hands and fingers of the RA-7 come from the Genesis 2 bot armor that I use frequently as PADs in renderings, but this time I changed the texture. The end result was quite nice and the look seemed very integrated. I chose to hide the mid-drift wiring for the RA-7 with a flexible covering that would, I think be more logical and offer protection against damage to the internal wiring. The C-3PO model is a stand alone figure that I did not alter at all.