one produced I attached it to the head. this I did

by using the snap tool and pushing vertices

together and using the weld tool to fix it together

then I selected everything and converted it

all to one Editable poly.

pretty hard and time consuming but it all

adds to produce the final result.

to make the over hang of the ear lobes and

other parts you use a chamfer to create an extra

set of polygons. this will allow you to extrude

the ear correctly and have the extra polygons

to allow the over hang to be produced.

The next big step is to make the ear,

its essentially the same process as with the face

you use the line tool to trace the topology.

connect the points using the snap tool.

You then convert this to a editable Poly

and extrude the vertices.

As you see its just a case of pushing it into

the right place, maybe modifying the

eye lid to fit the ball correctly

Now to move the ball into place

Now as I said there are some mods to do to make the texture work

from the drop down box selected a UV Mapping modifier

this positions it nicely

the next step is to play with the gizmo within the modifier

to adjust the size; height and width.

I dropped the texture onto the sphere.

I edited a texture and added a

bitmap to the diffuse channel

now it doesn't work that easily you have to make some

small mods to get it to position correctly and look good.

the next little bit to work on is the eye balls

basically a made a sphere shaped it to fit the

eye socket roughly

and i opened up my texture panel by pressing 'M'

After a lengthy process of pushing around

vertices i have completed the neck and shoulders

they work very well after running a

turbo smooth modifier