Kat's Photo shoot.

great shots of a cool lady in this totally enviable environment…

(just a little note from a jewelry obsessed person: if you were to add another little metal loop at the top of the pendant to lead the chain through, the lovely pendant would lie flat on her dress rather than being on its side. Sorry, I do not know the right English terms, but I hope you see what I mean? does not have to be a bought piece but can be done with a piece of silver wire.)

Great photos. I envy your pub diorama. Every figure looks much more realistic in this fantastic environment.

Hah! I love how you took a soft sculpt like the KT004 and made her into a rockstar. And it works!
She sure knows how to flirt with the camera! And of course your bar is unbelievably... amazing.

Randam Hajile wrote:Every figure looks much more realistic in this fantastic environment.

I agree. The diorama is the real star in this shooting  

Illusion wrote:great shots of a cool lady in this totally enviable environment…

(just a little note from a jewelry obsessed person: if you were to add another little metal loop at the top of the pendant to lead the chain through, the lovely pendant would lie flat on her dress rather than being on its side. Sorry, I do not know the right English terms, but I hope you see what I mean? does not have to be a bought piece but can be done with a piece of silver wire.)

Thank you so much! so pleased you liked the pics. Hey, no offense taken at all about the necklace, it's actually a really cool idea, thank you . I will have to look into it. You would think that he manufacturers of these items would think of this? By he way, you jewellery work is amazing!

Randam Hajile wrote:Great photos. I envy your pub diorama. Every figure looks much more realistic in this fantastic environment.

Thanks so much! and thanks also for the follow on flickr, I really enjoy your uploads .

Diana wrote:Hah! I love how you took a soft sculpt like the KT004 and made her into a rockstar. And it works!
She sure knows how to flirt with the camera! And of course your bar is unbelievably... amazing.

Many thanks Diana, so pleased you enjoyed this post .

ElBundy wrote:

Randam Hajile wrote:Every figure looks much more realistic in this fantastic environment.

I agree. The diorama is the real star in this shooting  

Thanks so much my friend!

Huge thanks to everyone also for the fantastic comments about the Ammo Arms, I just wish your figures could stop by for a pint or two

could have thought of posting a quick sample of what I mean. Here you can see the additional metal ring.


also like how she is „wearing“ her cigarettes… (always tough to admit liking cigarettes as accessories as I am a „militant non-smoker“)

BAMComix wrote:…
Huge thanks to everyone also for the fantastic comments about the Ammo Arms, I just wish your figures could stop by for a pint or two

also wish they could

Illusion wrote:could have thought of posting a quick sample of what I mean. Here you can see the additional metal ring.


also like how she is „wearing“ her cigarettes… (always tough to admit liking cigarettes as accessories as I am a „militant non-smoker“)

BAMComix wrote:…
Huge thanks to everyone also for the fantastic comments about the Ammo Arms, I just wish your figures could stop by for a pint or two

also wish they could

Thanks so much for posting that, it will make it so much easier

Great shots, that's a cool photo shoot.

I like it a lot. Of course, I'm predisposed to like pretty much anything displayed in Dal's stunning diorama, but this works very nicely, and realistically enough (almost didn't notice the skeleton design on the sleeves). The head is not really that soft a sculpt or expres​sion(then again, it is no SD), but Dal certainly knows how to use it, shoot it, and present it. I don't know if it is the angle of the photography or the body used (S23B?), but the more chesty poses in this photoshoot do not have the ... oversized-knock-you-over-backwards quality that some others do. So it works a lot better, I think.

Illusion is absolutely right about the pendant, but not all of us have the skill or patience to make such tiny modifications. Of course, I cannot speak for Dal, for all I know he can do this in a split second.

Theboo-bomb wrote:Great shots, that's a cool photo shoot.

Many thanks Theboo!

GubernatorFan wrote:I like it a lot. Of course, I'm predisposed to like pretty much anything displayed in Dal's stunning diorama, but this works very nicely, and realistically enough (almost didn't notice the skeleton design on the sleeves). The head is not really that soft a sculpt or expres​sion(then again, it is no SD), but Dal certainly knows how to use it, shoot it, and present it. I don't know if it is the angle of the photography or the body used (S23B?), but the more chesty poses in this photoshoot do not have the ... oversized-knock-you-over-backwards quality that some others do. So it works a lot better, I think.

Illusion is absolutely right about the pendant, but not all of us have the skill or patience to make such tiny modifications. Of course, I cannot speak for Dal, for all I know he can do this in a split second.

Cheers Ian, so cool that you enjoyed the photo shoot. Kat's sleeves are from one of the 'Gemini' twins figures, her head isn't an SD as you said, but a Kimi 004 and you were spot on with her body , she is an S23b. I think the S23b is a good all round body for these types of figures. , I'm still looking into Illusion's great suggestion, I will let you all know how I get on

Thanks, Dal. S23B is one of my favorite TBLeague bodies, just behind S29B and S25B -- the muscled arms are perhaps not ideal in some contexts (but they are in others) and the medium bust is a definite advantage in most contexts (especially when it comes to outfitting). And that makes perfect sense for your characters, as beautifully illustrated here.

GubernatorFan wrote:Thanks, Dal. S23B is one of my favorite TBLeague bodies, just behind S29B and S25B -- the muscled arms are perhaps not ideal in some contexts (but they are in others) and the medium bust is a definite advantage in most contexts (especially when it comes to outfitting). And that makes perfect sense for your characters, as beautifully illustrated here.

Thanks Ian!

Very pretty. And so many of the poses look very natural. She definitely has some "guns" on her (slang for biceps for those of you confused).

Stryker2011 wrote:Very pretty. And so many of the poses look very natural. She definitely has some "guns" on her (slang for biceps for those of you confused).

Thanks Mark pleased you enjoyed the pics. I guess her guns are from all them power chords?