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VERYCOOL ：1/6 Supermodel Head Sculpt + Female Body Set

Product Number:
FX07-A (including the golden straight hair head) 　　　　　
FX07-B (including the brown straight hair head)

Product Item Includes:
- VC3.0 1:6 Scale Female Body;
- Universal ball shaped and cone shaped head adapters (Suitable for all female head sculpts available in the market);
- Hand Sets: 4 Pairs;
- Two Pairs of Foot Set (Bare Flat Feet & High-Heel Feet);
- Pair of Long Feet Connector;
- Pair of Short Feet Connector;
- Pair of Leg Heightening Connector;
- Glove-Hand Set: 3 Pieces.

In order to ensure the delivery speed,the head mold has been made,please feel free to buy.
Product Release Date: Q3, 2018.
The product doesn't include apparel accessories.



















Re: VERYCOOL 1/6 Supermodel Head Sculpt + Female Body Set（FX07-A/B）



















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Part I: "slides" 0-19
For Part II see post 16 below; for Part III see post 31 below

Until fairly recently I skipped out on heads that were sculpted with a permanently attached neck for my customs, as I tended to use bodies like DAM, World Box, HT muscle, Phicen/TBLeague, which generally already had a non-removable neck. With some encouragement from OSW forum members, I eventually tried it out, and haven't stopped de-necking heads since. Apart from greater compatibility with action figure bodies of all kinds, a neck-less head has an additional point of articulation at its base, so I do this on principle with very few exceptions. (Thus there would be two points of articulation in the neck -- one at its top and one at its base; that said, the design of bodies, inside neck connectors, etc, makes this a matter of theory more than practice in many cases.) I cannot claim superior skills and expertise, and my results have varied over time (though given enough patience and persistence, they could have been pretty flawless). But at the urging of some of you, here is my procedure in cases like this.

I had a second Sullivan Stapleton Galac-Tac head lying around (the first one, which I had used in the Spartan Goddess of War review was not one of my best conversions), and it made do for the little tutorial that follows. Stopping to stage and take photos made it less than ideal, I nearly made some mistakes, and did a somewhat hurried job of it, but it should make do as an illustration. It is pretty simple and there are some alternatives to choose between.









































Hope this was useful.

Update: addendum in post 16 below.

#head #headsculpt #custom #modification #tutorial #body

NSFW? -- while we enforce Forumotion's anti-pornographic policy, this thread is about the color modification of realistic-looking seamless bodies, and some images, even if censored, may still be considered questionable in certain settings. We ask contributors to this topic to edit their images and content to be in conformance with host and forum policy, with a view toward eliminating objectionable content.

NOTE: For the successful oil pastel technique for painting some or all of the rubbery surface of seamless bodies check out the posts starting with and following upon Post 16 below.

NOTE: For the successful but reversible oil-based ink technique for painting details like body hair or tattoos check out Posts 162 and 174 and 210 below.

NOTE: For the successful Uni Pin Fine Line pigment ink technique for painting details like body hair or tattoos check out Post 192 below.

NOTE: For the successful RIT synthetic dye treatment for the entire rubbery surface of seamless bodies check out THIS thread.

NOTE: For the successful Markal Pro-Line XT paint marker technique for painting smaller areas and details check out Post 252 below.

NOTE: For the successful Gundam Real Touch Marker technique for painting small or larger areas check out Posts 369-370 and 377 below.


NOTE: For the successful Shoe Cream technique for coloring seamless bodies, check out THIS thread.


The initial post below discusses the fairly limited applicability of acrylic paint or markers on seamless bodies. For more successful methods, see the posts and threads referenced in the notes above.

We have discussed the possibility of painting seamless bodies time and again. Most of this discussion was centered on the silicone Phicen/TBLeague bodies, but upon discovering that Jiaou bodies were indeed made from a different material (TPE), I thought I should check if a simpler solution might work here.

As you might recall, one of my Jiaou bodies ("brown") broke out into splotches of more intensive color after treatment with water, soap, and benzoyl peroxide to remove a stain (see HERE). So I decided to experiment on the body, which was otherwise ruined for me. I painted parts of the arms and legs with Vallejo burnt umber acrylic paint and in Molotow signal black marker, and also tried some simple tattoos in both. It worked, sorta.



As expected, the elbow and knee joints were most problematic. On a conventional jointed body, paint application in these areas would rub off from the friction between the surfaces of the two parts of the body. Here it would crack and flake, for a slightly different reason -- the stretching of the material under it. Dabbing the paint on stretched or unstretched material and applying new layers did not help. Although for the most part the paint did not fall off, it cracked, and the cracks became more apparent as the material stretched under them (whether on the outside or inside of the elbows and knees). This problem was common to both applications, but more obvious with the Molotow marker.



On the elbows I used the same paint applications, but this time tried to apply only a thin painted on layer of color, and only once. The result, while certainly not perfect, seems better to me, with smaller and less apparent cracks in the paint. Here the Molotow marker seems to work better than the regular acrylic paint.





For smaller details like tattoos, both the regular acrylic paint and the Molotow marker worked well. The regular paint was easier to clean up (while fresh) than the Molotow marker, in case you made a mistake. After the tattoos dried, I tried to rub them off, and they hardly even smudged.

So there you have it. The simple painting of the TPE surface with acrylics is not an unqualified success, but still an advantage for the Jiaou bodies, should someone need to customize them with painted-on details or a wholesale change in color. Remember, acrylics are elastic, but not as elastic as the underlying TPE. The good news here is that they do cure/dry on it, even though you have to watch out how you apply them in areas of considerable stretching (like the elbows and knees) and be willing to put up with a degree of imperfection or cracking in the most bent/stretched poses.

EDIT: I would not think of using acrylics to cover any significant amount of surface on a seamless body, whether silicone (TBLeague) or TPE (Jiaou) [EDIT: in fact, both turn out to be TPE]; see the notes pointing to more successful techniques above.

Hope this has been useful, and you share your opinions, advice, and experiences.

#painting #seamless #body #tutorial

Update: I have posted the review and smaller selection of images in post 14 below.

Disclaimer: very photo heavy (over 70 photos).

Despite the long period of time that elapsed since their last base male body was released, TBLeague's M35 appeared so quickly after being announced, that I was a bit late to the party. And shooting photos and writing a detailed review took quite a while. You can find the review itself in post 14 below, but I took a ton of additional photos. You can see many of them below (some of them being larger and clearer versions of what was already included in the review).

Remember that M35 comes without any head sculpt, clothing, or accessories (besides the removable set of feet, three sets of hands, and two sets of genitals); everything else you see here has been added on for the photos; the body itself has been modified by painting the nipples for added realism.

SET 1: COMPARISON PHOTOS (4)

Here is the M35 body compared to its immediate predecessor, M34, and also to the previous three Phicen/TBLeague releases (M32-M34).









SET 2: JOHN CENA AT THE GYM (4)

I had repainted this John Cena head and it matched the M35 body, so I figured this would make some sense. If the head is too shiny, that's the fault of Vallejo's matte varnish, which is not matte enough -- I've since repainted it again, this time without the varnish.









SET 3: ARNIE ON THE BEACH (14)

Recreating a number of actual photos of Arnold Schwarzenegger exhibiting the results of his bodybuilding on the beach. Sand (or at least the kinetic sand I used) loves the silicone TBLeague bodies; I can't say the feeling is mutual.





















Then there are the series of photos of Arnie showing off on the beach in the company of at least three different ladies...









SET 4: ARNIE AT THE GYM (6)

Recreating actual photos of Arnold Schwarzenegger exervising at the gym.













SET 5: CONAN AND TERMINATOR (5)

Recreating a few frames from the movies. I have upgraded my custom Conan the Destroyer with the M35. Not sure how well my ambitious attempt to recreate the Terminator's arrival worked out, but the point is, the body can make the right pose. Now if it only had an additional pair of feet with bent toes... (this time I didn't substitute any from ACI).











SET 6: THOR (6)

Reconstituting my custom non-superhero Thor (still played by Chris Hemsworth) with M35.











Chris Pratt decided he had to bulk up, too... M35 works quite well with the HT Star Lord 2 head sculpt.



SET 7: THESEUS AND THE MINOTAUR (6)

The non-movie-based Theseus (still played by Henry Cavill) uses an M33, while my custom Minotaur (uncredited) has been upgraded to M35. The scenes are based on ancient Greek art.













SET 8: IVAN DRAGO (3)

I repainted the Hot Toys Ivan Drago head (and I have repainted it yet again since taking these photos), but it is still a little off. Perhaps it is that Hot Toys had still not perfected realistic head sculpts at the time it made it (Blitzway/DAM's Universal Soldier Andrew Scott was a much better rendition of Dolph Lundgen). It works reasonably well on M35, although in truth the head is a bit large and was designed to be used with a taller body. And yes, I don't have the right boxing outfit (the HT booted feet were too small anyway), so just imagine him as a MMA or UFC fighter.







SET 9: DUTCH from PREDATOR (26)

Sometime ago I noticed that my Hot Toys Dutch figure had mysteriously broken at one knee. I tentatively repaired the damage, but have been thinking of finding a better permanent solution. Although M34 would probably be better both for appearance and articulation (as it will not fill up the tight clothing quite as much and therefore remain more poseable), I tried out the Arnie head, outfit and gear on M35. It worked remarkably well, although the fit is very tight, as might be expected. I suppose it helped that the camo shirt was sleeveless, although it still barely fit. The long pantlegs and sleeves of the overshirt/jacket show that it is possible to cram M35's muscles into such clothing, although it was admittedly designed for a type of muscular body to begin with. If I were going to use a TBLeague body as a permanent solution here, I will probably go with M34.

The first five photos convey an appearance only really seen in the "making of" footage, but would show off the body better.











The remaining photos are all based on actual frames from the film, in chronological order. Why did I take so many? I got carried away with research and trying to replicate what we see on the screen. Why did I post so many of them? Not quite sure; it was hard to choose between them, especially as many came out pretty well.











































I hope this has been a good overview of the potential and possibilities with the new M35 body. Let me know what you think.

For more, you can also check out Adeno's review HERE and MarkEl's photos HERE.

#phicen #tbleague #male #seamless #body #custom #kitbash #m35

Pros: Very well defined muscles, everything is highly detailed, still just as highly posable as other TBLeague/Phicen bodies despite being very bulky.

Cons: No underwear or shorts, one less manhood!

Full Review Here  







#tbleague #phicen #m35 #productreview #male #body

For all those extra Wolverine HS.

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Available early June 2018

Eleven 1/6 Scale Display Bust

**Head sculpts shown in picture NOT included***

$27.00 USD includes shipping








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WorldBox【新品】1/6耐操素体—军事概念版
WorldBox: 1/6 Durable body - ”Action body ”

WorldBox 1/6耐操素体-军事概念版(编号AT025)

产品列表：
军事主体一个
头雕连接器三个
长脖子一个
手型四对，拳头、持枪、握持、自然手型
脚丫一对

Features of the 1/6th scale body”AT025”:
-One(1) Worldbox durable body
-Three(3) connecting rod for head
-One(1)Neck
-Four(4)pair of hands
-One(1)pair of foot
Release date: Q2 , 2018

售价：136RMB/ 支，
5月3日截单,6月份出货










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