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@Zurdoz, no apologies for keeping this thread going.
I for one like to see her in different casual outfits more so that they're based on actual comic art.
I have this figure but refer to her as Warbird.
What I'd like is the classic Ms. Marvel with the retro short blonde fly away hair, red top, red scarf,
so your pic with the red long sleeve top is a good start (but exposed mid-riff version would always be best of course).  

rollotomasi wrote:@Zurdoz, no apologies for keeping this thread going.
I for one like to see her in different casual outfits more so that they're based on actual comic art.
I have this figure but refer to her as Warbird.
What I'd like is the classic Ms. Marvel with the retro short blonde fly away hair, red top, red scarf,
so your pic with the red long sleeve top is a good start (but exposed mid-riff version would always be best of course).  

Thank you!

Yep! Warbird too!

BINGO!! You read my mind! I would really like to see Super Duck make a classic red/blue suit Ms. Marvel!!! I wouldn’t mind the exposed mid-riff either.



And then I could pretend it’s Carol from TA:EMH too!!

@Zurdoz, I only knew of Mike Deodato, Jr. when he drew Wonder Woman, I wasn't aware he drew Capt Marvel, well since I'm more of a DC guy. I really like his style.

Warbird was standing unsupported for months. I moved her in the shelf to make way for WW84 and in a few days i found her leaning backwards and saw the HEEL!
I already fixed it with hot water but now have to give her a stand and I really want to avoid using those waist grabbers / crotch supports.
I'm was thinking of giving her a "third leg", a thick wire that I'll run down her long diaper-ish sash, or... maybe I'll just follow you guys with the flight stand, I'm just wary of how the clamp will affect the rubber suit in the long term.

rollotomasi wrote:@Zurdoz, I only knew of Mike Deodato, Jr. when he drew Wonder Woman, I wasn't aware he drew Capt Marvel, well since I'm more of a DC guy. I really like his style.

Warbird was standing unsupported for months. I moved her in the shelf to make way for WW84 and in a few days i found her leaning backwards and saw the HEEL!
I already fixed it with hot water but now have to give her a stand and I really want to avoid using those waist grabbers / crotch supports.
I'm was thinking of giving her a "third leg", a thick wire that I'll run down her long diaper-ish sash, or... maybe I'll just follow you guys with the flight stand, I'm just wary of how the clamp will affect the rubber suit in the long term.

Oh, glad you mentioned this. Although i use a waist grabber myself, hidden behind her sash. something to be in the lookout for.

rollotomasi wrote:@Zurdoz, I only knew of Mike Deodato, Jr. when he drew Wonder Woman, I wasn't aware he drew Capt Marvel, well since I'm more of a DC guy. I really like his style.

Warbird was standing unsupported for months. I moved her in the shelf to make way for WW84 and in a few days i found her leaning backwards and saw the HEEL!
I already fixed it with hot water but now have to give her a stand and I really want to avoid using those waist grabbers / crotch supports.
I'm was thinking of giving her a "third leg", a thick wire that I'll run down her long diaper-ish sash, or... maybe I'll just follow you guys with the flight stand, I'm just wary of how the clamp will affect the rubber suit in the long term.

Same! I knew of him from WW comics, but was surprised when I was going through reading Ms. Marvel comics after watching the Marvel movie!

Well that’s a given, given your Zatanna profile pic, no?  

Oh yikes! Glad you were able to easily fix it. Presumably the weight of the heavy seamless body put a lot of pressure on the heels, perhaps those should’ve been die-cast and the mask made of plastic lol I have mine supported on a stand, and no issues that I can see.

Also I couldn’t resist and bought the last set from Ekia hobbies  

csyeung wrote:

Oh, glad you mentioned this. Although i use a waist grabber myself, hidden behind her sash. something to be in the lookout for.

Yep I have mine on a waist grabber stand too!

I wished this set came with more hands, but I picked up some other gesture hands separately





I also wanted to try out some different heads that I thought would also look great for Ms Marvel!!!

NICE! I like the gesture hands as well as the alternative heads, though I would stick to the Russian model. I don't think the heavy make up on the TBL head (Spartan Army Commander?) is a good match, but I don't really know the character all too well. The second one is kinda reminiscent of the cover you posted earlier... I like it!

Diana wrote:NICE! I like the gesture hands as well as the alternative heads, though I would stick to the Russian model. I don't think the heavy make up on the TBL head (Spartan Army Commander?) is a good match, but I don't really know the character all too well. The second one is kinda reminiscent of the cover you posted earlier... I like it!

Yep! I do agree, the SDH025 Russian is my favorite, but I thought to try others I had gotten before when I was making a Captain Marvel Yeah the heavy makeup of the Spartan Army Commander (silver ver.) does look a bit out of place, but I imagine the comic character would be wearing makeup if she had to be suddenly called into action The second one is from the CooModel HS001 Pantheon Athena, and much agreed, I think it also works!

I think the sterner expression on the Spartan Army Commander is a good fit for Carol Danvers, but I agree that the heavy makeup is a bit much. The Athena head doesn’t have quite enough emotion. I agree that the Russian head sculpt you’ve been using is the best.

Xavion2004 wrote:I think the sterner expression on the Spartan Army Commander is a good fit for Carol Danvers, but I agree that the heavy makeup is a bit much.   The Athena head doesn’t have quite enough emotion.   I agree that the Russian head sculpt you’ve been using is the best.