Re: UPDATED WIP Custom Dredd 3D Judge Dredd Figure - Dredd finally gets pants!
I'll post some pictures in a bit of him posed. Definitely doesn't have full articulation, but not as restrictive as you'd expect. The way the knee pads are mounted - along with the tailoring to match the movie suit; allows for full articulation of the knees. And I've made the pants with slack in two areas to allow for more articulation: 1) Waist area, and 2) Crotch. Avoiding the skintight look was something I planned from the beginning. Not only is it restrictive, but not accurate to the movie. Dredd's profile in the movie wasn't slim and streamlined. It was the opposite: bulky and imposing.
Thanks Jack D!Amazing! Very inspirational. The de-construction and construction of the outfit is very cool.
Thanks galactiboy!Those pants... I can't even begin to understand how you accomplished those
Do the motorcycle pants restrict articulation much? Was thinking that if they do, then instead of the suede accent, using a stretch fabric may be better (as the original pants were likely made with)
I'll post some pictures in a bit of him posed. Definitely doesn't have full articulation, but not as restrictive as you'd expect. The way the knee pads are mounted - along with the tailoring to match the movie suit; allows for full articulation of the knees. And I've made the pants with slack in two areas to allow for more articulation: 1) Waist area, and 2) Crotch. Avoiding the skintight look was something I planned from the beginning. Not only is it restrictive, but not accurate to the movie. Dredd's profile in the movie wasn't slim and streamlined. It was the opposite: bulky and imposing.