2024 BAM Files!

Gorgeous photography. I know it wasn't the focus, but even the sophisticated interior behind her is perfect. With so much to distract, I suppose she didn't feel the need to hide the gun under the pillow, eh?

I feel a bit sad for her bedsheets seeing her on the bed in these boots
Beautiful sequence either way.
Does Han Solo know she has his blaster?

Stryker2012 wrote:Very sexy. Nice shots.

Cheers Mark, pleased you enjoyed the pics .

GubernatorFan wrote:Gorgeous photography. I know it wasn't the focus, but even the sophisticated interior behind her is perfect. With so much to distract, I suppose she didn't feel the need to hide the gun under the pillow, eh?

Many thanks Ian, thanks also for taking the time to notice the background . Gillian, is dangerous enough without that pistol .

Visisonor wrote:I feel a bit sad for her bedsheets seeing her on the bed in these boots
Beautiful sequence either way.
Does Han Solo know she has his blaster?

@ Vis, maybe she's waiting for Han to come and retrieve said pistol? As for her boots, well, she is a bad girl, so probably doesn't worry her .

I've really been enjoying playing the new game, Star Wars Outlaws, and I was inspired to create a series of shots from behind the scenes of our favourite action actress, Gillian Faire on the set of her latest Star Wars spin off movie, 'A few credit's more'

Wait, did she steal two of Han's blasters?

Love her white top. looks to be inspired by Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct. Just keep her legs crossed!!

GubernatorFan wrote:Wait, did she steal two of Han's blasters?

, no doubt she did!

Kiwi-Paul wrote:Love her white top. looks to be inspired by Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct. Just keep her legs crossed!!

Thanks, I forget where the top came from, but it does work well fro Gillian .

Really cool shots. That’s a great name for a Star Wars story.

Playing around with shadows with Thor.

Hot Toys Thor Ragnarok figure.

Excellent work. Although you can barely see anything, it looks moody and realistic, like a still from an epic. Also, a great figure.

Very atmospheric. Cool shot.

Beautiful lighting.
Does this figure have seamless body? Or only seamless arms?

GubernatorFan wrote:Excellent work. Although you can barely see anything, it looks moody and realistic, like a still from an epic. Also, a great figure.

Stryker2012 wrote:Very atmospheric. Cool shot.

Visisonor wrote:Beautiful lighting.
Does this figure have seamless body? Or only seamless arms?

Thanks guys! yeah, I was trying more for the moody effect of stepping from the shadows, rather than highlighting the detail of this beautifully sculpted figure. Vis, he has interchangeable arms, one armored set and his bare arms. He is a standard Hot Toys figure . Really pleased you guys enjoyed the pic.

Visisonor wrote:Does this figure have seamless body? Or only seamless arms?

Just seamless arms you can swap with armored arms. I don't recall about this one, but the most recent one (based on Thor: Love and Thunder) has both the interchangeable naked and armored arms as seamless -- though the armored ones are stiffer and harder to bend.

From what I see I really like your female figures who seem all very strong and badass

And I like the effect you achieve in your last picture of Thor, with the muscles and hammer into the light.

Poulette wrote:From what I see I really like your female figures who seem all very strong and badass

And I like the effect you achieve in your last picture of Thor, with the muscles and hammer into the light.

Thank you Paulette, I'm currently phasing out the larger bust figures in favour of the S22/23b TBLeague figs. I'd say, I probably have a 50/50 split, with a few themed figs thrown in too (Marvel, Star Wars, etc). I really do enjoy the photography side of the hobby, as well as making stories, scene sets, and kitbashing outfits, for the characters I create . Thanks for stopping by to take a look at my thread .

The first Hot toys figure I put together. He was assembled in parts over time. I guess this is the figure that first put me on the path of 1/6 figures (Well, that and my mate MIskatonicNick!)

Great figure! It's showing its age a little bit in terms of style and execution, but still very cool and very fresh. I think it will still work very well in your vibrant settings. Maybe he should join the team?

GubernatorFan wrote:Great figure! It's showing its age a little bit in terms of style and execution, but still very cool and very fresh. I think it will still work very well in your vibrant settings. Maybe he should join the team?

Thanks Ian! Yeah, he is showing his age a little now , but in fairness, look how far the figures have come in likenesses nowadays? Some of them are truly breath taking! Old Logan will always hold a special place for me, being my first proper male 1/6 figure .

BAMComix wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Great figure! It's showing its age a little bit in terms of style and execution, but still very cool and very fresh. I think it will still work very well in your vibrant settings. Maybe he should join the team?

Thanks Ian! Yeah, he is showing his age a little now , but in fairness, look how far the figures have come in likenesses nowadays? Some of them are truly breath taking! Old Logan will always hold a special place for me, being my first proper male 1/6 figure .

Just think of him as Young Logan, and I think he'll be able to compare with them just fine.

Very cool pics. Interesting that he was your first 1/6 figure.

Maybe it would be more apparent compared to newer figures, but the likeness here is quite great.
Cool dioramas, nice photos.

GubernatorFan wrote:

BAMComix wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Great figure! It's showing its age a little bit in terms of style and execution, but still very cool and very fresh. I think it will still work very well in your vibrant settings. Maybe he should join the team?

Thanks Ian! Yeah, he is showing his age a little now , but in fairness, look how far the figures have come in likenesses nowadays? Some of them are truly breath taking! Old Logan will always hold a special place for me, being my first proper male 1/6 figure .

Just think of him as Young Logan, and I think he'll be able to compare with them just fine.

I agree, Ian. He will always have a place .

Stryker2012 wrote:Very cool pics. Interesting that he was your first 1/6 figure.

At the time I was still into collecting vintage Action Man & G.I.Joe. Plus Wolverine has always been my fave Marvel Super hero (Or anti-hero if you will) from when I was a kid.

Visisonor wrote:Maybe it would be more apparent compared to newer figures, but the likeness here is quite great.
Cool dioramas, nice photos.

Cheers Vis , I've always liked him.