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Even more details! Tunic window and, ahem, loincloth... ;) Loin cloth is made by cutting a strip of styrene and going over it with a heat gun. It becomes soft and you can then bend, tug and pull it into the general shape you want. Once its cool, it hardens in the shape it has been pulled...

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Even more detailing; stitching on tights, leg wraps, buckles and leather belt details. The belt 'orbs' were done with...Super glue! Carefully drip a drop into place and the surface tension of SG keeps it spherical. Spray Zip kicker onto it and it instantly hardens - fast and easy...;)

More detailing; leather belt, shoes, wrinkles, more shapely derriere *;)

Lady Thor can now kick ass in four different ways! *:D

Thanks! Getting there...

Okay continuing work on the axes - one for each variant arm. It appears to have all-metal top/blade, so I sculpt the handle, texture it like wood(drag a stiff bristled brush across it :) ) and glue in a piece of styrene cut to shape to act as armature for the blade sculpt.

Okay the lady is somewhat buff, and it's been bugging me that the Psylocke statue needs some muscularity added to it - deltoids, abs, lats etc, so she looks more like this: [/URL] First I draw them in: Then I carve them in. Little details make a difference! ;)

Thanks! Now I want to start working on the Axe! Mind you, this is no ordinary axe; this is the Eternal breaker, the Apocalypse wrecker, the all round Asgardian kick ass weapon of mass destruction - JARNBJORN! :D The brown material is 5 minute plumbers epoxy putty - it gives the clay something...

Test fitting on the statue to see how it fits: As its a big mass of spinning hammer, I need to engineer the joint so that it doesn't make her arm sag due to its weight:

An hour in the pressure pot (40 psi) gets me a nicely cured mold. I then mix and pour in my clear resin, turn up the pressure to 40 psi again and 1.5 hours later... :D

Into rubber the spinning hammer goes for molding...The box is just foamcore cardboard. I should have sealed the edges with hot glue, but being extremely lazy, I used some Klean clay instead *;) There's also some Klean clay inside the box (those gray and yellowish lumps)to take up some space so...

A bit more sculpting - Mjolnir's handles, Lady Thor's armor, wrinkles on her tights and...voila!

Now comes mighty spinning Mjolnir! I sculpted one Mjolnir top, made a mold and casted nine more Mjolnir tops. The spinning circle is made from styrene.

Then comes the hard work - removal of some hair, costume lines etc, puttying and partial re-sculpting: Then the plan for Mjolnir - I'm going with an actual Norse rune version of the famous inscription:

Hello folks! I've been fairly active with my statue conversions, repairs and customs over here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008838961611 I thought I'd share the progress of one of my conversions/customs: Lady Thor currently written by Jason Aaron (it's a great run - you should...

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In Yoda's voice: 'Strong with this one it is, the innovation force...' :) Very nice displays and great ideas PP!

30lbs for 2 years and then upped to 70lbs :) Here's the thread: Your heaviest statue on one detolf shelf?!? - Page 9 - Statue Forum I'm not advocating that anyone put 70lbs of statue on their detolfs. I'm just saying that they will take a lot more than the advertised weight limit. For example...

Check out this thread for some ideas...:) https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/how-to-display-your-collectibles/154059-kickass-cost-effective-statue-display.html