well, yeah. I didn't mean my initial comment to come off as a fault of your own; it's more that the terrible odd proportioning is much more noticeable on a larger scale.

Cortex Command in THREE DIMENSIONS

(as I say this 2D developers everywhere are feeling a shiver of fear wherever they are!)

let's all just sacrifice all the fun for realism

you find fun in murdering children?

Isn't that normal?

Who said anything about children
unless you were referring to your earlier post
I wouldn't see this as proportionate to a child however

Think of a child as...

1. something you care for
2. something you watched grow
3. something you helped grow overtime

Like that car was like a child.

Things to change...
Either A)Add more leg length
B)Bigger chest plate/Buffer chest
But other than that it looks nice!

If I were any good at modding source games, I'd totally help, but as of yet, I'm still really green.

Are you willing to release the model?

I would love, love, love to print this out on my 3D printer. The last guy to do CC in 3D disappeared before I got anything from him.
What tools are you using for drawing this up, and do you know what files you can export into?
If you can get it into basically any 3D solid-design standard it can be rendered into a stereo-lithograph format, which I can then convert to the machine code needed to get this "printed" into solid plastic with my DIY printer.
It can't print overhangs (where the design moves towards -Z without support from the XY) very well, but I can chop it into bits and fuse them together.

Anyway, it'd be awesome to have this guy pose alongside my other models and prints.

Holy McSchnikes. If this became a Counter-Strike 1.6 skin it would be so amazing that people's jaws automatically detach whenever they catch even a glimpse of it.

A Cortex Command source mod?
That could be quite interesting.

Definitely as long as I can get one
I'm using blender right now and it's also rigged so you can pose it however you like before printing.

Fukken' sweet.
Make a crab next.

I'd make the chest a liiiitle larger on the front considering it's armour on top of a torso but still, pretty slick.

Barely, buddy. 3D (on top of flashy graphics) these days is an excuse for lazy mechanics and bug ridden RTMs because AAA games companies don't care about the end user's experience anyway, as long as they don't return it.

As it is, processors everywhere would be crying at the prospect of doing all the tedious maths they have to do in 2D for Cortex Command in a whole extra dimension. 2D gives you the freedom of CPU cycles to do things like per pixel destructible terrain (no matter how badly implemented) which means you get more freedom with design, which makes a project much more fun to work on.