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More detailed and gorgeous work. Nice!

Beautiful posing and movement

Wonderful creations and the posing is beautiful!

BAMComix wrote:Beautiful posing and movement

TravelGuide wrote:Wonderful creations and the posing is beautiful!

Thank you, friends !

These are some precious large pearls. But your work is stunning as usual.

GubernatorFan wrote:...But your work is stunning as usual.

Thank you, friend!

Very lovely.

Stryker2011 wrote:Very lovely.

Thank you!

Fantastic and impressive creations!
I will once again try to keep them in mind as inspiration.

Illusion wrote:...
I will once again try to keep them in mind as inspiration.

Thank you! Very nice!

I think in a sense they are all "golden net suits," but this one is gorgeous too. It is interesting to see so many outfits that actually differ in their details, yet also offer a certain continuity of looks. Which would make very sense if you outfitted a group of them for a group photo -- similar but actually individualized.

GubernatorFan wrote:...It is interesting to see so many outfits that actually differ in their details, yet also offer a certain continuity of looks. ...

Thank you, friend! They are all palace dancers of the Ancient East and Asia. For the delight of the eyes of sultans, padishahs and other titled persons.

I accidentally found out that the manufacturer Jiaou doll released dark-skinned bodies. With small, medium and large bust.  I was happy and wanted to buy it. But, then I learned that the heads to them are missing.  And my whole mood turned sour.  Can someone from the respected forum participants know where there are dark-skinned heads?  I will be very grateful for your help.

Sorry, had to remove the image, which was in violation of forum policies. You need to crop out the "naughty bits" or censor them with back rectangles or other opaque objects. See forum policies here:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t6-forum-policies-and-info-continuously-updated

A word of warning about Jiaou bodies. Typically, these are photographed in a manner that enhances the color, which tends to be much paler in hand. The difference can be so staggering that you might think they sent you the wrong body. I don't know for sure if this is still the case with this particular example or not.

As far as heads, this is an issue that has come up again and again. There are very few. Triad Toys made a couple, one distributed with one of their base bodies, the other loose. Ovy shows that one and a cool hair application in one of the threads on this forum. A TBLeague set had a very pale Halley Berry head sculpt, and she has also been done as the Storm character from X Men. There is also Michonne from The Walking Dead:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t125-michonne-walking-dead-sixth-scale-figure-review

Shuri from Black Panther:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t2230-shuri-review

Gamora from Guardians of the Galaxy:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t213-new-product-hot-toys-mms483-guardians-of-the-galaxy-vol-2-gamora-1-6th-scale-collectible-figure

Of course, Shuri and Gamora require some customization and repainting to make them look like regular women as opposed to overly-specific superhero movie characters.

GubernatorFan wrote:...
As far as heads, this is an issue that has come up again and again. There are very few. ...

Thank you for the information , friend.  OOO!!! It's a big challenge to find this ThreeZero head.  I looked all over EBAY and found nothing.   What's the point of releasing bodies without a head?  Especially dark-skinned ones.  It's pointless.

Phicen clothes wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:...
As far as heads, this is an issue that has come up again and again. There are very few. ...

Thank you for the information , friend.  OOO!!! It's a big challenge to find this ThreeZero head.  I looked all over EBAY and found nothing.   What's the point of releasing bodies without a head?  Especially dark-skinned ones.  It's pointless.

Welcome to an ongoing frustration that has bothered many of us for years.

Late to the party, but beautiful work! Congratulations!

Stryker2011 wrote:



Welcome to an ongoing frustration that has bothered many of us for years.

ahbake wrote:... beautiful work! Congratulations!

Thank you friends!

A suit with pins.  
Materials: gold-plated metal, rhinestones.

Another very nice set but I'm just too distracted by the columns. I have the big one from TBLeague. Someone once asked me, "what's with you and pillars"

GubernatorFan wrote:... but I'm just too distracted by the columns. ...

Thank you, friend. These are the columns from Athena phicen. They give a historical atmosphere to the composition.

So much creativity and originality and such beautiful results. Just out of curiosity, how long does it usually take you to make one complete outfit including the headdress? The work is so intricate, and everything lines up so beautifully, it seems like it would take forever to do!

Xavion2004 wrote:... Just out of curiosity, how long does it usually take you to make one complete outfit including the headdress? ...

Thank you friend. This method is called metal weaving. It is akin to the chainmail method. I do one suit for about two to four weeks.

Another spectacularly intricate creation.