My Wild Jojoniser Jojoniser Vibe Poses

I think some of you might feel sick by looking at some dirt on her body....this is due to my carelessness and not cleaning it on time, so the weird spot was eaten inside the silicon, including the color washes on her pants....well...this body bought on 2019 and already cracked in her back and shoulder....so lets just get every bit of fun from this body until it is entirely broken    

For a quick middle-stage conclusion, the way to mess between a seamless body and a plastic body is totally different, because of their weight attributes. That weight attributes are kind of like 2 sided knife, they can help you to cut things, but also can cut your fingers....the plastic body is very lightweight, so you can pose as many crazy things as you like and it did not fall down, or keep falling even you are ensuring the pose is supposed works because they dont have much weight...On the other hand, the seam-less body is heavy, actually limiting some "umbrella" style poses because the legs cannot withstand such weight with too narrow contact on the floor...but if everything goes right....that weight makes the figure looks so realistic....

All right too much words.....that is for today thank you teachers and fellow until next time  

More brilliance on show again!

You are the king of balance. Not only are the TBLeague bodies more flexible and heftier (an added challenge for the ankles), but you managed all this while she is wearing high heels. I'd say color me impressed, but that would be repetitive at this point.

Amazing. The shot of her leaning backward is crazy. More awesome stuff.

These figures are actually balanced in these positions?

Do you use tape or putty on the feet or shoes, or is it all balance?

I didn't even know figs would contort in to positions like this, let alone stand up or balance. I have a difficult time getting a figure to stand up by itself in a straight standing position.

I'm going to get a fig right now and practice.

No prop sticks (they'd show in the video if there were), no wires, no glue, huh?

Wild.

BAMComix wrote:More brilliance on show again!

Glad you like it! More is coming

GubernatorFan wrote:You are the king of balance. Not only are the TBLeague bodies more flexible and heftier (an added challenge for the ankles), but you managed all this while she is wearing high heels. I'd say color me impressed, but that would be repetitive at this point.

Nope, one hundred "well done" replies still make me happy 100 times....You are constantly watching posts here just amazing Yep before you mention this I did overlook that high heels that's why I felt like so much limitation when I posing her.... but stay tune Im not finished with her yet

Stryker2011 wrote:Amazing. The shot of her leaning backward is crazy. More awesome stuff.

Glad you like it! Next up will be leaning sideward

davidd wrote:These figures are actually balanced in these positions?

Do you use tape or putty on the feet or shoes, or is it all balance?
I didn't even know figs would contort in to positions like this, let alone stand up or balance. I have a difficult time getting a figure to stand up by itself in a straight standing position.
I'm going to get a fig right now and practice.
No prop sticks (they'd show in the video if there were), no wires, no glue, huh?
Wild.

Hello, for my thread here, these poses are done without any external supports, yep, you can do that, but just need to be patient
But based on your posts, if your main interest is to make stories, then the pose is not so important, bringing out the story and feeling is what you need to focus on...I did holding them or used a stand if I need their action poses more than a static model pose.






But if you insist to try balancing the action figure, I hope my old thread can lighten you somehow....

-------old thread link------------
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t1411-phicen-tb-league-posing-compilation-messing-with-seamless-family

Yep, really masterful posing, I think I recognize some.

Your figures are the 1/6 equivalent to this fan:

Thank you for the additional info and the link back to the previous topic.

Over time that young lady in that video is going to throw her back out doing that, and then as she gets even older, she’ll be paying the price.

Ovy wrote:Yep, really masterful posing, I think I recognize some.

Your figures are the 1/6 equivalent to this fan:

I saw her video, she is so passion on those fancy poses.... my 32 years old bones can't so I have to use action figures instead

davidd wrote:Thank you for the additional info and the link back to the previous topic.

Great! I hope you find your new paradox now

Stryker2011 wrote:Over time that young lady in that video is going to throw her back out doing that, and then as she gets even older, she’ll be paying the price.

It's true not good for real person to do that.....

So far still not getting luck to finish his swing kick....even though using the widest palm but still not able to hold it.......but I guess 2 second is better than nothing .....

Since I can't make him swing kick, so altered abit to make him "talk to my hand" style

I just suit up another suit girl body with VeryCool toys FX-8B, but somehow this body's articulation joins just too hard to pins, so this body has to continue to throw in drawer, for now....

until then, see ya.

Looking at the girl's video, I think you've managed some crazier poses. So, well done.

Cool Hair Dude keeps coming up with new moves!

That fig must have really good knee and ankle joints. Have you reinforced any of the joints so they don't slip?

I am impressed by the way you use the C-shaped curve of the spine to guide the balance point of the upper body down to the heels. I am finding it extremely challenging to achieve a standing pose with the shoulders behind the heels like you have done.

I think I may have an idea of what you have done here with the female figure to achieve this pose. I must conduct some experiments!

Soon we will come to another nice weekend, this time, I bring back some of my camera gear from my office, and try to set up.....get some serious shots can ya???

No...still not, since I only bring my camera, single led light, and some fake vinyl floor pads, I can't do the poster thread stills.....well this might get some details more than my phone camera works.....









most of the time I gotta fix the pose balancing, so I am exhausted to do further doctoring pictures....but I still add some vintage frame so that the super bright white foam wall doesn't bring pain to your eyes....

This pose alone had me fix more than 1 hour just to make him stand still.....as I have to take time to set the camera, jojo pose is much more challenging using camera gear rather than snapping with the phone....but at least I got few out of 100 fallen poses from him...

Well I fixed his damnn legs for an hour, so I am not gonna change his leg, let me get some more before it fails

What can I do now? I need some epic fight poses, no more Jojo CAN??
me: Not yet


Alright next batch will be the high heel lady until then, happy Friday dudes.

More epic balancing! Cool!

Pretty cool new poses.

Your patience is as impressive as your skill. Happy Friday.

That guy can certainly dance!