Ok guys, I need a little help here.
(http://i.imgur.com/g43ExxX.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/Y0hSlkM.jpg)
Are any of those three heads viable (after a shave) to replicate this lady:
(http://projectumbrella.net/files/imagecache/preview/uirf.jpg)
The blackdog 54mm sculpts provide enough parts for the torso, legs, and even arms (possibly hands), but not the head, or her Beretta 1911 pistol.
I need a solution, either using existing parts, or an alternative source in scale.
It's either this route, or I do a 3d print from the ripped gamecube files.
i'd love to see hte process for 3D printing (from ripping models to converting to printing) but the right hand one f'aure
I'd say so too. I'm not sure you'd even need to shave the head, just sculpt a beret over the top and you're away! The rest will come out in the paint job, it's a bit tricky to get exact likenesses from unprimed resin.
And much like the franchise this idea comes from, this once more rises from the dead!
And with progress!
(https://i.imgur.com/HHNcogn.jpg)
So that's a quick'n'dirty beret, plus the shoulder/back armour.
Arms are going to be my pain-in-the-bum very obviously looking at the parts I have available. Maybe also straps/pouches/etc.
I think the face likeness and hair is pretty good.
can i ask how big these blackdog minis are? do they look out of place next to other inq figures?
I haven't got any of the male minis from that manufacturer, so difficult to say, but the ladies - as you can see - tend be a bit slight and slim compared to most 54mm Inquisitor models, largely due to the heroic thickset scale of the GW offerings.
In this case, I think she's a wee bit shorter too, though not by a lot.
For my uses, that's fine, though, as people tend to vary in height anyway, and women seem (to me anyway) to have a tendency to be shorter on average.