Not bad. The paint job đź‘Ť. Some of the molded parts need a bit more work. Overall its awesome. I know they sell kits like this, but I didnt know the name. I prefer garage kits since you can modify them to your liking.
And glass isn't so bad, surprisingly. Dropped my thermos and drank from it several times until I noticed the crunchy bits. No blood in my poo the next day, so our GI tract must be set up to deal well with sharp things.
And glass isn't so bad, surprisingly. Dropped my thermos and drank from it several times until I noticed the crunchy bits. No blood in my poo the next day, so our GI tract must be set up to deal well with sharp things.
And glass isn't so bad, surprisingly. Dropped my thermos and drank from it several times until I noticed the crunchy bits. No blood in my poo the next day, so our GI tract must be set up to deal well with sharp things.
Why don't you simply buy the figurine so you can look at it from any angle you like, as close or as far as you like, in the light or in the dark. I'm sure that's more than enough to please your furry tastes.
If I dumped curry on Holo, would she be Furry Curry or Curry Furry?
Either way, I do like her enough to take the plunge. It will cost me about twice as much but it might be worth it. I just have to search for that perfect one.
except that gaping wide-open mouth kills it. Don't know what I mean? Try making your mouth shaped the same way as she is.
Anyway, while you make dumb-looking faces, I finally put the blazer and hair together in one sketch...
Is the blazer too short?
I'm planning to have variations of this, such as being a little less well-dressed and swapping the blazer with a leather jacket with a cop hat or fedora. Thoughts?
No, anything mechanical is not reason behind my response. I thought it was a molded product. Now seeing that it was sculpted, I understand the situation and close any error i've identified.
Kiki
