NEW PRODUCT: War Story: 1/6 scale Fantasy Fighting Queen Normal Edition#WS009A Luxury Edition#WS009B

War Story 1/6 New Product: Fantasy Fighting Queen Normal Edition #WS009A
1 Hair transplant head sculpture
2 Glue body
3 Glove hand*2
4 Water drop earrings*1
5 Top
6 Sleeve pair
7 Tights
8 Rubber boots
9 Leather skirt
10 protection Wrist
11 Arm Armor
12 Bracelet*2
13 Bracket Platform
Cut order January 20,
2021 Shipping time 2nd quarter 2021

War Story 1/6 New Release Fantasy Fighting Queen #WS009A
1. Head with hair x 1
2. Rubber coated body x 1
3. Gloves hands *2
4. Water drop ear ring x 1
5. Coat x 1
6. Sleeves x 1 pair
7. Pantyhose x 1
8. Rubber boots x 1 pair
9. Leather skirt X 1
10. Wrist band X 1 pair
11. Shoulder armor x 1 pair
12. Bracelet x2
13. Base stand x 1





















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New product of War Story 1/6: Fantasy Fighting Queen Deluxe Edition #WS009B
1 Hair Planting Head Sculpture
2 Packing Gel Body
3 Glove Hand* 2
4 Normal hands*1
5 Water drop earrings*1
6 Tops
7 sets of sleeves
8 tights
9 rubber boots
10 leather skirts
11 wrist guards
12 arm armor
13 bracelets*2
14 moon earrings*1
15 evening dress
16 bow tie
17 panties
18 high heels
A pair of 19-leg rings, a pair of
20-hands, a pair of
21-legs, a pair of
22 bracket platforms,
cut order January 20,
2021 Shipment time 2nd quarter 2021

War Story 1/6 New Release Fantasy Fighting Queen #WS009B

1. with hair x 1
2.Rubber coated body x 1
3.Glove hand* 2pair
4. Hand x 1pair
5.Water drop ear ring x1
6. Coat x 1
7. Sleeves x 1pair
8. Pantyhose x 1
9. Rubber boots
10. Leather skirt X 1
11. Wrist band X 1 pair
12. Shoulder armor x 1
13. Bracelet x2
14. Moon shape ear ring x1
15.Evening dress x 1
16. Tie x 1
17.Shorts x 1
18. High heel shoes
19.Anklet x 1 pair
20. Hands x 1 pair
21.Feet x 1 pair
22. Base stand x 1

Pre-order close at 20th Jan 2021.
Shipping start from 2nd quarter of 2021 .













Thank you players for your support and love to WAR STORY. After the release of WS009 Fantasy Fighting Queen, many players put forward their valuable opinions, especially on the face shape of the head sculpture. We combined your opinions and discussed overnight, and finally decided to modify the face shape. We will follow up Update the revised physical effect to everyone, thank you again for your support and love. I wish you all a happy Chinese New Year in advance!




#newproduct #WarStory #FantasyFightingQueen #female #videogame-based

the last pic...is that a can you spot the difference game? I can't tell, if you ask me. Maybe my eyesight is failing me!

Seen so much of this character, so not interested.

brassco wrote:the last pic...is that a can you spot the difference game? I can't tell, if you ask me.

Me neither.

brassco wrote:the last pic...is that a can you spot the difference game? I can't tell, if you ask me. Maybe my eyesight is failing me!.

To be fair, pictures can logically be "before" and "after" without there necessarily being any difference I think they did make a mistake. Otherwise, unless the pics are merely a computer render, it would be impossible for two actually different faces to have every strand of hair in the identical positions.

They straightened out the jawline in the right pic. Looks much better. That chin had turned me off a potential purchase right away. Anyway. Bored. ^^

Jaw line got fixed with more realistic and fully shape in the AFTER photo.

Now I am on the fence...

Diana wrote:They straightened out the jawline in the right pic. Looks much better. That chin had turned me off a potential purchase right away. Anyway. Bored. ^^

Thanks Diana! My eyes were going crosseyed haha.

Finally got her. Head's not perfect but it's close enough for me. I think the face needs to be wider but it is definitely better than the Super Duck version in my opinion. The body supplied seems too big for her head so I ended up putting her on a TBLeague S10D body after reviewing her

Adeno wrote:Finally got her. Head's not perfect but it's close enough for me. I think the face needs to be wider but it is definitely better than the Super Duck version in my opinion. The body supplied seems too big for her head so I ended up putting her on a TBLeague S10D body after reviewing her

Thank you for your video review. I agree with your comments -- the head came out great and appears to be more accurate to the source, the body and especially neck they provided is not ideal. I'm glad you found a better alternative. Actually, it looks like you mixed and matched heads, bodies, and outfits at the end. One suggestion -- if the head is sitting a little too high on the S10D body, consider removing the internal neck connector (if any, and if possible), and replacing that with blue tack or foamies to achieve a more realistic look.

GubernatorFan wrote:

Adeno wrote:Finally got her. Head's not perfect but it's close enough for me. I think the face needs to be wider but it is definitely better than the Super Duck version in my opinion. The body supplied seems too big for her head so I ended up putting her on a TBLeague S10D body after reviewing her

Thank you for your video review. I agree with your comments -- the head came out great and appears to be more accurate to the source, the body and especially neck they provided is not ideal. I'm glad you found a better alternative. Actually, it looks like you mixed and matched heads, bodies, and outfits at the end. One suggestion -- if the head is sitting a little too high on the S10D body, consider removing the internal neck connector (if any, and if possible), and replacing that with blue tack or foamies to achieve a more realistic look.

Thanks! Actually that's something I was about to ask for help with here lol! Can you please suggest a way on how to remove the connector from the head? I haven't done it on a 1/6 scale head so I'm not confident that my idea would work lol!

The connector seems to be a somewhat soft rubber. I was able to use a toothpick to slide into a tiny gap and the connector actually warped and seems like something I could pull out. Unfortunately the toothpick isn't strong enough and they would break while I was trying to loosen up more of the connector. The connector would then go back to its original shape after pulling out the toothpick.

I was thinking that maybe I could use a hair blower to heat up the connector and soften it up to make extraction easier, but I'm afraid it would mess up the paint on Tifa's face. I remember one time on 1/12 scale toys, although rare, sometimes the paint would "melt away" when heated with a hair blower. I'm also wondering if it would be safe to dip her head in hot faucet water but I'm worried the same "paint melts away" problem would occur.

Thanks!

If you have a Dremel, carefully drill the hole in the head a bit deeper (very, very small increments at a time) and try it on the body of your choosing. For neck connectors that are glued in, I don't even bother trying to remove them. You just have to make sure you pick the body you want to use permanently the first time around.

Oh unfortunately I don't have a dremel or drill. I haven't used those, I fear I might destroy the head, yikes!

Adeno wrote:Thanks! Actually that's something I was about to ask for help with here lol! Can you please suggest a way on how to remove the connector from the head? I haven't done it on a 1/6 scale head so I'm not confident that my idea would work lol!

The connector seems to be a somewhat soft rubber. I was able to use a toothpick to slide into a tiny gap and the connector actually warped and seems like something I could pull out. Unfortunately the toothpick isn't strong enough and they would break while I was trying to loosen up more of the connector. The connector would then go back to its original shape after pulling out the toothpick.

I was thinking that maybe I could use a hair blower to heat up the connector and soften it up to make extraction easier, but I'm afraid it would mess up the paint on Tifa's face. I remember one time on 1/12 scale toys, although rare, sometimes the paint would "melt away" when heated with a hair blower. I'm also wondering if it would be safe to dip her head in hot faucet water but I'm worried the same "paint melts away" problem would occur.

I believe you will be safe heating up the head from underneath with a hair dryer. Never had an issue doing that to head sculpts in this scale, although I do not own this particular product. I wouldn't hesitate to try. You only need to heat it up for about a minute.

Extraction depends, naturally enough, on how well stuck or glued the inside neck connector is. Many heads come with one that is not glued and very lose; others are jammed in and stuck without being glued, others yet are glued in place (my least favorite ones). You get the most versatility if the inside neck connector is removable or removed; I often remove them on principle, and keep them around in case I ever need them (although I generally rely on foamies instead).

If the neck connector is not glued in very securely, you should be able to get it out, with or without heating it, using "needle-nosed" pliers -- or given the relatively large indent, perhaps other relatively small pliers. If you are unable to just yank it out, get a good grip, and try to rotate the pliers to pull the neck connector free from the nearby sides of the neck hole. Proceed around the sides of the neck hole, loosening it. If this is too difficult, heat it up. Keep in mind that if you soften it up enough, this process might result in tearing off parts of the inside neck connector, without dislodging the whole thing. This can be a little frustrating, but it gets the job done -- eventually, bit by bit -- or perhaps simply removing some of the inside neck connector material (not necessarily the whole thing) would be sufficient for your purposes of getting the head to sit a little lower.

If all else fails, I do recommend a rotary tool like Dremel. You do not need the fanciest models, and they tend to come in with a basic kit of bits. Stick the head in a clean transparent plastic bag, hold it firmly (keep the hair away too) in one hand, while reaching in with the tool held in the other hand, at some medium speed setting, and carefully stripping away the sides and top of the inside neck connector. Proceed slowly, so you can stop whenever you want. It is extremely unlikely you would have to bore deep enough to damage the head (go through it) -- stop and check on the figures, in stages. Do be careful with the aim, you don't want to accidentally scrape a visible surface on the edge or outside of the head sculpt.

The following tutorials in the Tutorials section might be helpful in relation to this, although they do not specifically address the issue of extracting the inside neck connector.

https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t310-head-conversion-tutorial-updated-with-part-iii-june-2019

https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t3985-seamless-neck-stuffing-tutorial-andy-seeks-body-issue-help-updated-with-mini-sequel

https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t1859-neck-connector-adjustment-tutorials-updated-with-part-ii-june-2019

Thanks for the info and the comics lol!

Before checking back here, I managed to use a tiny wedge screwdriver and pry most of the rubber connector from the walls. Still glued deep inside. Then just for experiment, instead of drilling, I used the wedge screwdriver to dig inside the connector. It seems I'm making progress. Slow but it's actually working. I'll dig some more later, my fingers are tired

Adeno wrote:Thanks for the info and the comics lol!

Before checking back here, I managed to use a tiny wedge screwdriver and pry most of the rubber connector from the walls. Still glued deep inside. Then just for experiment, instead of drilling, I used the wedge screwdriver to dig inside the connector. It seems I'm making progress. Slow but it's actually working. I'll dig some more later, my fingers are tired

You are welcome. Whatever works.

I had a similar problem with tbleague s35 head that I got from ebay to put it on a s33 body, the head connector was too small, made of semi-hard rubber, I managed to take it off by pushing it inside the head (there are two pegs holding it, one in the mouth area and another on the back of the head), then used tweezers to bring out the mouth of the connector, then used a thin screw driver to pull it out by pressing it with my thumb. I used bandaid tape on the neck ball joint to finish, hope it helps

Thanks for the tip! I found a proper screwdriver and just pushed into the connector and screwed until it went deeper. Problem solved, no more gap Maybe I'll go deeper, but for now I think she looks fine

I decided to dig a little deeper, I think it's a pretty nice result

Glad it's working.

She actually looks better in your photos than she does in the promos! It has to do with the bust for sure, because that shirt looks much better on the S10D.

And the head is gorgeous.

Diana wrote:She actually looks better in your photos than she does in the promos! It has to do with the bust for sure, because that shirt looks much better on the S10D.

And the head is gorgeous.

Yeah, the body she came with was simply not her actual body type. She's more fit, toned, but still very sexy, not very muscular despite being able to punch and kick giant mechanical enemies into the air lol

I think her hair also plays a part in whether or not she looks like Tifa. When she arrived, her hair was very tightly wrapped by some kind of plastic, which made her hair hug her face too much. After playing around with her hair a bit, it loosened up and became more natural just like in the game. That made her look more like Tifa. Now that I think about it, many characters would be hard to recognize if you changed their hairstyle!

Anyway here's a video of Tifa's awesomeness in the game that I found, she's really a charming character.

I guess this is the final version. I finally managed to pull out the connector and replace it with blutack/funtak haha

She looks great, Adeno! You must really like the figure to put this much effort into her. I’m finding that my favorite figures are the ones that frustrate me at first, but really start to come together as I work on them.

Glad the modification worked, Adeno.

Thanks! Oh yeah, back in the 90s, Tifa was the first video game lady that made me think "Oh my lord, I wish she was real!" hahaha She was always part of my group in the original game!