In the original two Fallout games important characters had busts custom made for them out of clay, which was then 3D scanned and rigged to create moving, prerendered, 3D portraits of them. Now in Anima.

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Tags: F_O_T_H, 3d, portrait
Seems to help a bit: Clay (Medium)
Possible negatives (or positives if that's what you're going for): Old, old woman, old man, mutant, monster, bad teeth, horror (theme) (last one was suggested by autotagger for The Master, some mutants, and Myron, and I couldn't disagree)
Interestingly named tag with 200 uses I found when making this (and used multiple times): corrugated galvanized iron sheet
Checkpoint: No idea for 3D in Anima. Suggestions?
Aspect Ratio: Square (or 4:3 if your generation method allows it)
For maximum effect: Save a copy as a low quality (20% quality or lower) jpeg to mirror the compressed originals.

Anima changes: Changed trigger, fixed a few mistags