So... more models up. Might be some that interest people watching the thread...
One neat thing is that in general, the models are higher-poly than their Brawl versions, and in a T-pose for the bipeds (note Celebi vs. the Brawl equivalent. All shots are from the initial, unanimated pose). If you intend to use pokémon where you need them posable as much as possible, it might be better to use these if polycount isn't an issue.
Icons in first post, previews here:
![[Image: CelebiPreview.jpg]](http://i554.photobucket.com/albums/jj431/Tiberious_N/Models%20Resource%20Images/CelebiPreview.jpg)
![[Image: GroudonPreview.jpg]](http://i554.photobucket.com/albums/jj431/Tiberious_N/Models%20Resource%20Images/GroudonPreview.jpg)
![[Image: JirachiPreview.jpg]](http://i554.photobucket.com/albums/jj431/Tiberious_N/Models%20Resource%20Images/JirachiPreview.jpg)
![[Image: SuicunePreview.jpg]](http://i554.photobucket.com/albums/jj431/Tiberious_N/Models%20Resource%20Images/SuicunePreview.jpg)
One neat thing is that in general, the models are higher-poly than their Brawl versions, and in a T-pose for the bipeds (note Celebi vs. the Brawl equivalent. All shots are from the initial, unanimated pose). If you intend to use pokémon where you need them posable as much as possible, it might be better to use these if polycount isn't an issue.
Icons in first post, previews here: