Visisonor's conjectures of grandeur (updated 2024-05-05)

BAMComix wrote:Lovey posing to by the way

GubernatorFan wrote:I second that, great choices

Thanks!
And yes, it is an upgrade in terms of articulation and details.
(It may not be complete, some pieces are missing but they can be added)

Girls fight (part 2)

This was photographed some time ago, not long after part 1.
Since these wooden dowels make decent Bo staffs, I wanted to put them in action:














It seems even harder to set the figures up with two-handed weapons, so the whole sequence covers only two strikes.

I like the new sequence. Naturally it is harder with two-handed weapons, but you made it work very well.

Great movement capture!

Thanks guys, glad you like it.

Bug fixes

In the earlier post I've shown the Catch Me suit, thinking it should be put on in that sequence (first the leotard of power), then the pants.
But the pants, lacking any belt loops, posed a problem with the belt - it always tended to ride up on the back. Maybe it's not evident in the photos, but it was quite annoying.


So I took a better look at the promo shots of the Catch Me figure: turned out I was doing it wrong!


The pants actually go first:


And then the body piece needs to be velcroed on top of them


After that, nothing is interfering with the belt:


Everything put together:

This is a sort of thing a viewer would usually miss but it can be really annoying for someone putting the outfit together. Glad you sorted it out.

Very cool my friend! I never thought of doing that.

GubernatorFan wrote:can be really annoying for someone putting the outfit together.

Yes, and it affects the fun factor quite a lot. Now I'm more inclined to pose the figure in this outfit, and it's harder to put her back on the shelf

BAMComix wrote:Very cool my friend! I never thought of doing that.

Thanks.
So for your Shea Moriarty the suit is arranged in the way I had previously, pants after body piece?

Visisonor wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:can be really annoying for someone putting the outfit together.

Yes, and it affects the fun factor quite a lot. Now I'm more inclined to pose the figure in this outfit, and it's harder to put her back on the shelf

BAMComix wrote:Very cool my friend! I never thought of doing that.

Thanks.
So for your Shea Moriarty the suit is arranged in the way I had previously, pants after body piece?

Yeah, I have her top tucked up underneath her trousers, but as you say, it does tend to ride up .