Mythic Masters: beast detail hill climb to 9/10, rounds 4+ (from #3494) #3507

Score: 3/10 (target 9)

The owner's score for the beasts (#2802), carried from #3494 (#3459 and #2854 before it). The owner hasn't scored round 3 yet, so the 3 stands. The agent judge scores about 2 points above the owner, so read it for direction only.

Rounds so far:

• Round 1 (Mythic Masters: recurring beast detail round (score, add a part, rescore) #2854): puca, imugi and nessie up 1-2 points each.
• Round 2 (Mythic Masters: beast detail hill climb to 9/10, rounds 2+ (from #2854) #3459): fixed the judge (4 x 4 close-up sheets, held still), not the art.
• Round 3 (Mythic Masters: beast detail hill climb to 9/10, rounds 3+ (from #3459) #3494, PR below): limb and foot parts on Mokele-mbembe, Curupira and Dokkaebi, and the Rougarou's parked skull. Paired judge out of 30:

Verdict "better". The judge named exactly these four and no others.

What the loop has:

• bun scripts/beasts.ts --shots --as before on main, edit the sheets, bun scripts/beasts.ts <ids> --render (look at blender/out/<id>.png), then bun scripts/beasts.ts --judge. Its table goes in the PR.
• Lessons in apps/mythic-masters/docs/MODEL-TOOLING.md (Round 6). A limb takes one material, so split it at the knee or elbow when the lower half is painted. On a round-headed beast, a skull comes out a flat-faced block. A longer muzzle node and seated eyes work better.

Next: the weakest on the current sheets that #3500 still lists: Roc and Tengu (a beak: horn with curve, or a skull with snout near 0 and a long len) and Mothman's hands. Then Troll, Sasabonsam and Kongamato from the gallery close-ups. Same loop: BEFORE shots, 3-4 beasts, --judge, drop any beast the judge scores lower.