Does the end product match your original intentions?
No my charcter didnt turn out the way that i wanted it to. theres no texture to make it look real and the charcter is incomplete.

Is the end product appropriate for your intended audience?
no has the charcter was ment to look like a guard and look realistc, its different has the work in max to build a charcter was a lot harder then i previously thougth as i had to equal match parts of the body and when i move parts of the body other parts move as welll.
i had to use a polygon for the legs then jusdted exulded them in to a body i used a red for a texture to see how it would look and put a liogth above the charcter and i set up a camera in 3d max to go up the charcter showing the full parts of it.

i did have trouble understand the range of tools in max which tool was best to use and i didnt know how to render a charcter and i didnt fully understood the camera in max but from the experience of working in max i have learned these skills now.

if i could do this work other again i would have asked more about the tools and whats best to start off if and asked for more help and i would have a more simlar stroy line so i could start on the charcters more to make them look a lot better then gone back to the stroy and fished that off better.