NEW PRODUCT: GACTOYS new product; 1 / 6 European and American sexy expression female head carving third bomb - [A, B, C, D, E, 5 models] [GC025]

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Karaoke dioramas, here we come!

GubernatorFan wrote:Karaoke dioramas, here we come!

Lets hope thats all we see...

Stryker2011 wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Karaoke dioramas, here we come!

Lets hope thats all we see...

That was MOST DEFINITELY NOT what I was seeing...

It reminds of that famous line in Apocalypse Now, just changing the word a bit:

"The horror...the horror..."

I hope GAC makes the tongue removable.
I recall seeing pics of a custom tongue made for the first HT Harley Quinn figure.
Adding the tongue totally changed the "tone" of the Harley sculpt!

I actually quite love this head. I did of course immediately drop the removable tongue on the floor when I was putting it in, leading to a conversation along the lines of:

"What are you looking for?"
"I dropped something."
"What did you drop?"
"Oh, something."
"Can I help?"
"Please don't."

She's a fairly dark suntan with a lot of pink/red in it (makes for a "totally inebriated" look), so I hope as I collect and explore more I can give her a body and/or hands with a skin tone that matches better. They remembered to add some wrinkling around the eyes, and the face works as a yawn.

Long night on the town

I guess she is Catholic, awaiting communion? They should have included a wafer. Or just use the confetti of a paper puncher.

Ovy wrote:I guess she is Catholic, awaiting communion? They should have included a wafer. Or just use the confetti of a paper puncher.

I hadn't thought of that, lol. Yes, this could be a very wholesome and innocent head sculpt, suitable for kitbashing a nun

Put to very good effect, for sure. But I like Ovy's interpretation, too.

It's another face for "brelantin" (I don't know the equivalent expression in English)
I find that there is a pathetic side given the purpose of buying this kind of face

French wrote:It's another face for "brelantin" (I don't know the equivalent expression in English)
I find that there is a pathetic side given the purpose of buying this kind of face

Yep. There’s always going to be the… more mature (adult oriented)… collectors that will do questionable things with these sculpts and figures.

Stryker2012 wrote:Yep. There’s always going to be the… more mature (adult oriented)… collectors that will do questionable things with these sculpts and figures.

Or immature... But to each his/her own...

She reminded me of their GC021, until I saw the wrinkled forehead.  That's a nice touch!

Here is a shot of my GC021 C that also has a deeply tanned (or sunburnt) face color with lots of pinkish red pigment.  I opted not to use the removable tongue, as if she is surprised and shouting into her microphone.  Including an ice cream cone with these would be a good idea, Gubernator.

Thís figure uses one of the new ANT bodies, which came in an unusual, yellowish skin tone.  I didn't have any other sculpts that were close to that color, so I opted for the GC021 C, which also didn't match any of the bodies I have been using.  The high neckline minimizes the disparity in colors, and I used the wristbands because the included hands and feet did not match either.

Spartan06 wrote:I opted not to use the removable tongue, as if she is surprised and shouting into her microphone.

That looks great. Absolutely like she’s speaking into the mic. If so many female head sculpts have an expression of “mildly pleasant” or “neutral gaze,” might as well subvert some of these odd ones.

I think it works perfectly, Bob.

Stryker2012 wrote:

French wrote:It's another face for "brelantin" (I don't know the equivalent expression in English)
I find that there is a pathetic side given the purpose of buying this kind of face

Yep. There’s always going to be the… more mature (adult oriented)… collectors that will do questionable things with these sculpts and figures.

Most of the faces are neutral, and it's true that expressive faces are interesting.
Unfortunately, it's often in a sexual context, and especially women. I would say only women, because I've never seen men. But maybe it exists

French wrote:Unfortunately, it's often in a sexual context, and especially women. I would say only women, because I've never seen men. But maybe it exists

For male head sculpts, I've seen neutral, smiling, angry, rakish, noble, determined, shouting, snarling--but never, ever sexed-up like with a lot of the female heads.

I need to create a city street backdrop, and I'm going to call this "Woman whose feet hurt and who regrets her fashion choices and now just stepped in something":

LOL she definitely stepped into something and is saying "Yuck!"