Machine Leopard mecha Future Mecha Low-poly 3D model

The default alert running posture of the model completely replicates the moment when the leopard is about to unleash its speed - the front legs are slightly bent, the tips of the feet are slightly popped out (the tips of the claws are at a 30 ° angle to the ground, as if they have just touched the ground but have not fully exerted force), and the armor gap of the knee joint exposes the inner hydraulic rod (the rod body is in a slightly compressed state, simulating the tightness when accumulating force); Stepping on the ground with hind legs, the soles of the feet fully adhere to the ground (toes open outward, grip fully), and the hips slightly lift (muscle lines are displayed through the protrusions of armor, as if the contraction of the mecha's hind leg muscles can be seen); The body forms a slight S-shape along the spine (with the head extended forward, the back arched backwards, and the tail lifted backwards and upwards, balancing the center of gravity and conforming to the aerodynamics of a leopard's streamlined running).Even the detailed movements conceal ingenuity: the head is slightly tilted to one side, and the auricle (the electromagnetic receiver of the mecha) rotates diagonally backwards (simulating a leopard listening to surrounding movements); The red light brightness of the eyes is higher than that of other parts (simulating focus when locking the target); The tactical module at the end of the tail is slightly drooping (with a slight shaking preparation frame adjusted according to the body's center of gravity, as if it will naturally sway when the wind blows).1:A 3D model created in 3D Max2020. (. max,. fbx). All scenes and texture maps are included in the Zip file. The final image rendered with Vray 5.0.2:Export format: Autodesk FBX (. fbx)。3:This file has no type of protection. You can reuse scenes, rendering settings, lighting, and materials to evoke the design meaning and imagination of this project, making the future a reality.4:The details of this robot are fine enough to support local animation movements5: Thank you for your feedback. Please give me more guidance