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"Moon maid."
A statuette created based on an illustration by Frank Frazetta, for the novel by Edgar Burroughs "The Moon Maiden". The composition depicts a ferocious centaur rescuing a girl from monsters pressing in from all sides. The size of the statuette is 25 cm. Sculptor Tim Bruckner.

Zulu girl phicen. Scale 1/6. The author of the costume is your humble servant.

Another nice presentation of Zulu Girl.

The duel has begun. Sword versus trident. The neighing of horses, The trampling of hooves. The clang and clang of weapons, And the screeching and growling of fighting women.

Nice set of photos. The armor looks great.

Stryker2012 wrote:Nice set of photos. The armor looks great.

Beautiful work as always. Are those all two figures and one horse? The photoshopping is only apparent in the last two images, but still very cool. Nice to notice the materials you used. By the way, they didn't have stirrups back then.

GubernatorFan wrote:Beautiful work as always. Are those all two figures and one horse? The photoshopping is only apparent in the last two images, but still very cool. Nice to notice the materials you used. By the way, they didn't have stirrups back then.

Thanks. Stirrups appeared in the IV century BC.

Agreed! you've captured the scene beautifully!

BAMComix wrote:Agreed! you've captured the scene beautifully!

Thank you, I'm very glad!

I have created a new golden, shoulder armor for the gladiator phicen S23B.  Scale 1:6. And the old armor was crumpled in battles and fell into disrepair.
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They both turned out great. Cool photos and I like the amphitheater decor to go with it.

Stryker2012 wrote:They both turned out great. Cool photos and I like the amphitheater decor to go with it.

Danke, Freund!

As always, exquisite work.

GubernatorFan wrote:As always, exquisite work.

Данке, Фройнд!Очень счастлив

Hello, friends! I had the idea to publish a beautiful, full-color book about my action figures phicen. In the costumes of gladiators, Spartans, Amazons and other dancers of the Ancient East. And I'm announcing a subscription and asking for financial help. For subscribers, the book will be twice as cheap. I have to raise $2,000. And I also ask you to come up with an interesting title for this book. I have a working title "Doll in Armor". But maybe you can think of a better one? So, I'm waiting for your decision. Sincerely, Phicen clothes.

Perhaps Dolls in Armor (plural)?

GubernatorFan wrote:Perhaps Dolls in Armor (plural)?

I don't really like the word "dolls". Some other expressive word should be used instead.

Phicen clothes wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Perhaps Dolls in Armor (plural)?

I don't really like the word "dolls".  Some other expressive word should be used instead.

I don't like the word either, but if you do use it, use the plural form in this instance. Maybe Ladies in Armor. Or more poetic Goddesses in Armor? Or if you want to be funny but possibly offensive, Babes in Armor. I will not suggest Chicks in Armor. If you want to be Australian, Sheilas in Armor. LOL

GubernatorFan wrote:

Phicen clothes wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Perhaps Dolls in Armor (plural)?

I don't really like the word "dolls".  Some other expressive word should be used instead.

I don't like the word either, but if you do use it, use the plural form in this instance. Maybe Ladies in Armor. Or more poetic Goddesses in Armor? Or if you want to be funny but possibly offensive, Babes in Armor. I will not suggest Chicks in Armor. If you want to be Australian, Sheilas in Armor. LOL

We need something romantic.

A dancer from the palace of the Sultan of the Ancient East.
Action figure in scale 1:6. Height 12 inches. The body is made of elastic silicone. A steel, articulated skeleton is implanted inside the body. She takes any human poses. The author of the costume is your humble servant.

Nice outfit. Looks good.

I agree, nicely done, as always.

Eastern Princess

The manufacturer of collectible dolls TBLeague Phicen has released a line of action figures on a scale of 1:12. Height 15 inches. These babies are created using exactly the same technology as the well-known Phicen1:6. They also have a steel, articulated skeleton, filled with a realistic, silicone body. And they take any human poses.
And I decided to create a little oriental princess. I invite everyone to look at her in the oriental interior and riding an Arab horse in a ceremonial harness. The materials of the princess costume are textiles and metal coins.
A horse from the manufacturer Peter Stone. Harness materials: textiles, metal, rhinestones, artificial hair. The author of the harness is your humble servant.

The costuming is incredible! The setting is incredible, too!

Beautifully done, all the more impressive in this scale. She does look like she is visiting a giant in the 1:6 environment, but fits in.

Impressive work. Wow!

Nice outfit and pics!

Amazing furnishing, what a fantastic tiny world - and she looks great. I do like the tiny things, so hard to sew though!