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Inside the mouth, need tips/tricks
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Hello 3, i need help. I'm desperatly trying to model the inner mouth of Agumon. And its been a pain in the ass so far.

I tried extruding, i tried doing the gums as another object and still i cant get a good result from it.

After finishing this mouth, im going to import to ZBrush and do the details. But i'm stuck at this part..

Pls help, pic related
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Reference an alligator/crocodile's mouth, since agumon's teeth stick out when his mouth is closed.
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