This is my first model Quisp! He’s the cartoon character from the old ceral Quisp.
This is the model:
http://agentsmith.home.bresnan.net/Quisp!.jpg
This is the picture I based it off of:
C&C Please!
EDIT: Bigger picture and no jagged edges pic is here:
looks nice so far
things to do:
select all objects and press [setsmooth] in the edit buttons
render it larger, press a button on the far right of the render options box, or change it to 100% instead of 50%
hope you have sucsess in the future!
Funny little guy.
If you look in the material window (F5) and change the shaders to “toon” you will get a more cartoony result. You could have a look at this tutorial, and try out different settings with the shaders
In the render buttons (F10) turn OSA on to get rid of the jagged edges.
Also have a look at this link which shows you how to set up a model for animation.
Thanks for the replies 
I used your advice rob about OSA and it looks way better now 
Here’s a larger render of it with some more toon shading, OSA on, and a reflective background.
Cool looking a lot better.
Here I simplified the toon settings:
First select one of the meshes and hit F5 to change the material
1: Set your preview to spherical
2: Change both of your shaders to “toon”
3: Size up the top shader
4: Size down the bottom shader
Just play around with different settings see what effeects you can get. Also Moving your light source around makes a difference.
Also, to make your image show up directly on your post, use this code : [>img]http://www.image.com/image.jpg[>/img] (but without those > signs, just put them there so the code wouldnt dissapear)
lookin’ good, except it looks like the arms and the propellor need a bit of a subsurf and there are some weird normals going on with his feet. To fix this, select all vertices and press CTRL+N
other than that, looks good
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