Project - Leftovers..

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The 2nd Leftover is coming on great!
The blonde haired portrait failed to work well enough on Skater Girl ( https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t6569-project-normal-girl-skater-girl )
Being what might be a Chinese knock-off head sculpt, the hair looks a little messed up at the front. A western style hat soon fixed that!

To finish the character off, the plan is to add a waistcoat, boots, and leg coverings (to cover those knee joints).
For the record, i was inspired by a character from a movie, which i will disclose here later on.

I like the way this is going.

GubernatorFan wrote:I like the way this is going.

Thanks.
I will be happy when the other bits arrive, including the shoes for the character on the left.

This duo could be a team, similar to Cagney & Lacey, Thelma & Louise to name two i can think of.
..i'll have to come up with some names

Looking great so far Shaun! I like the cowboy hat . Teaming them up as partners sounds like a fab idea.

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One is waiting for shoes..
The other is wearing her boots in..
Both are waiting for pistols..
What was leftovers is slowly turning into 1/6th figure gold..
These two characters have grabbed my attention

They have become hit-women..
Names? hmm.. undecided?

BAMComix wrote:Looking great so far Shaun! I like the cowboy hat . Teaming them up as partners sounds like a fab idea.

Thanks!

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Added pistol. Project complete!

Next stop, to finish off her partner to form a pair of hit-girls.

Seems like a modern assassin operating within the not-so-wild West/South.

GubernatorFan wrote:Seems like a modern assassin operating within the not-so-wild West/South.

Heh..

The hat, brown waist-coat and boot size were slightly inspired by a character that appears in the movie The Counselor (2013) a character played by Cameron Diaz.
The Counselor does not receive much attention, but i love that movie

For the pistol pointing pose, i was inspired by hitmen Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield from Pulp Fiction (1994)

Just wanted to say I really love that casual jeans look. More figures should be that way   

Valiarde wrote:Just wanted to say I really love that casual jeans look. More figures should be that way   

Thanks. It is not something a recall seeing on a 1/6th figure in the past.
The effect is quite easy to achieve.

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The white shoes arrived last week. The quality is about 7.5/10 ..not too bad.
The feet, i had no choice but to glue those on to the shoe bases, as they were looose,
..and it is already bad enough having loose ankles. The results turned out good enough.
I painted her toe nails red mixed with a tiny bit of blue, to add that something extra.






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Some pose shots. I will focus more on the pose when i have a 100% home for this pair.
One is left handed, the other is right handed. They stand shoulder to shoulder, which i guess is their trademark.

Looking at the photo's, i think possibly the pistols should be horizontal, rather than pointing slightly upwards.
On the subject of the pistols, i ended up gluing them into the hands, as they kept on falling out of position.

Looking at the photo's, the character on the right - her white collar appears to have popped up.

I feel you pain, but you glued the feet to the shoes? What will she do come Labor Day? She can't be wearing white shoes after Labor Day or she stands to become an unwitting target for "Serial Mom"!

GubernatorFan wrote:I feel you pain, but you glued the feet to the shoes? What will she do come Labor Day? She can't be wearing white shoes after Labor Day or she stands to become an unwitting target for "Serial Mom"!

She can always swap-out her feet ;D

Problem solved on the shoes.

Nice pair of ladies. The gal with the hat, despite being blonde, somehow reminds of a character from J.Scott Campbell's Danger Girl comic series (been so long since I read those I forgot her name).

Stryker2011 wrote:Problem solved on the shoes.

Nice pair of ladies. The gal with the hat, despite being blonde, somehow reminds of a character from J.Scott Campbell's Danger Girl comic series (been so long since I read those I forgot her name).

Shoe issue solved

Cameron Diaz in the Ridley Scott film The Counselor became a bit of an inspiration (as mentioned in an earlier post)
Here is an image from the movie, which is a pretty good film





These two characters will remain partners in crime forever!
I am so happy how this random project turned out. Which is all part and parcel of this fun hobby

Very cool! I like those two.

BAMComix wrote:Very cool! I like those two.

Thank you.

The two silver pistols originate from:
STAR ACE - Vincent Vega Pulp Fiction 1/6 figure.

Some one was selling a pair on ebay, and they happened to fit my vision

They both look great, nice job.

Theboo-bomb wrote:They both look great, nice job.

Thanks!