WesMordine
Super Freak
Now you believe me (about the hair)?
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Yeah, I just started watching it. Changing the hair makes such a difference. First thing I'll be modifying when I get mine.
Here's a pic of her with modified hair from Dean's video at the start. Wow !
Edit : haha looks like we all have the same thought !! Happy that she can look so good though !
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Yep, that's why I'm thinking the Tamiya weathering pastels are the way to go. There are some browns in there. It's all dry application and easy to apply/take off. I've never done anything like that though to a HT figure. Will be happy to see if there is anyone with some experience have a go.
The production version head sculpt has the eyes positioned further apart than the prototype. That's the problem, plus the eyes seem to be differently shaped. The difference in paint application is also noticeable. Not sure why they changed the proto - it was near perfect.
Since this is the only version of Jyn we'll be getting outside of the Imperial disguise, I'll still pick it up - all the accessories and different looks are hard to pass up.
The production version head sculpt has the eyes positioned further apart than the prototype. That's the problem, plus the eyes seem to be differently shaped. The difference in paint application is also noticeable. Not sure why they changed the proto - it was near perfect.
Quoted for truth.It's the same sculpt. What you are seeing is lense distortion. Shooting something this small with a normal lense results in the facial features appearing to be warped a bit.
It's the same sculpt. What you are seeing is lens distortion. Shooting something this small with a normal lens results in the facial features appearing to be warped a bit.
Prototype:
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Production:
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The two overlayed:
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Lighting and paint make a big difference in how something appears, but this is the same physical sculpt.
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