The head could be scaled down a bit, but other than that a really good second attempt. Better than what I could do. What program are you useing?

Thanks. I'm using 3ds max 2011.

The proportions are looking a lot better, instead of scaling the head down just try narrowing it a bit on the sides right beneath the temples of the face and whatnot, it that's possible. It might give him a more realistic look, if that's what you're going for. You've got the human body right, though. My only other suggestion, and that's entirely up to you since I have no idea how to use 3D anything, would be to maybe add a bit of texture to his clothing...unless it's totally skin tight it should have a bit of wrinkling going on there. Normally even skin tight clothing wrinkles a bit. Still, it definitely is an improvement from your first attempt. Keep up the good work. n

Thanks. For the praise and advice.

I don't like using 3DS max at all, I much prefer Blender. But, yeah some textures could really help. Those default smooth shiny surfaces never look good, do they? Haha. I run into the same problem with the 3d stuff I do. Textures can really make or break a project as far as how good it looks.

Ok.

Honestly, though, I'd say being able to create anything in a 3d program, especially 3DS max in my opinion, is commendable. Stick with it- keep practicing, and the stuff you make will only get better. You're on the right track, looks like you have a knack for it. If I had a bigger picture to look at I could maybe give better advice. XD

Ok.