@Asta this might belong in the video game section since it's an RDR2 thread?
In any case, hopefully OSK also gets theirs in this week. I have too many pre-orders. Would love to start crossing them off my list.
In any case, hopefully OSK also gets theirs in this week. I have too many pre-orders. Would love to start crossing them off my list.
Knowing which bodies SW uses, my guess is she'll be almost 2 inches shorter than those two. She'll look like a child standing beside them. lolGot my invoice from Kit. Was really hoping to see production pictures before I closed it out but whatever, I’ll roll the dice. She’ll look nice with Arthur and John, it’ll be a good looking trio on display.
I'm going to go ahead and assume that's the prototype on the box, but if it's the production piece I can be happy with that sculpt.This is the only photo Kit's shown so far:
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He may have one of his 'out of the box videos' on his channel later:
https://www.youtube.com/user/chunkaikit/videos
I’ll be honest, I really don’t mind that…I really hope that they fixed the head to be more like Sadie.. currently, the head looks more like the actor herself
Kit put a video up for this on his YouTube channel. Honestly, it doesn't look bad. The hands not matching the skin tone of the body is an eyesore but really that was what stood out the me the most in terms of negative. For an SW Toys release it looks to be pretty decent for a quick look.
Various US cities, in the 19th and 20th centuries, passed legislation barring women from wearing trousers. Representative among these was an 1863 law passed by San Francisco's Board of Supervisors criminalizing appearing in public in "a dress not belonging to his or her ***", although similar laws existed in Columbus, Ohio (passed 1848); Chicago, Illinois (passed 1851); Houston, Texas (passed 1864); Orlando, Florida (passed 1907), and approximately two dozen other US cities.[5] (Anti-crossdressing laws continued to pass well into the 20th century, with Detroit, Michigan, and Miami, Florida, passing laws as late as the 1950s, and Cincinnati, Ohio, passing one in 1974.[5])
Additionally, existing laws such as anti-vagrancy statutes were pressed into service to ensure that women would dress in accord with the gender norms of the time. One such instance would be New York's anti-vagrancy statute of 1845, which stated that "Every person who, having his face painted, discolored, covered or concealed, or being otherwise disguised, in a manner calculated to prevent him from being identified, shall appear in any road or public highway, or in any field, lot, wood or inclosure, may be pursued and arrested”.[6] This law was used to prosecute women for cross-dressing, on the grounds that their dressing outside of gender norms constituted a "disguise".[2] Boston used similar anti-vagrancy laws to arrest Emma Snodgrass and Harriet French in 1852. (Snodgrass would be arrested again in Cleveland in 1853, and French would be arrested again in New York in 1856.) French reportedly broke with convention in order to pursue job opportunities open only to men: she claimed to the New York Daily Times that she could "get more wages" dressed as a man.[7]
Anti-vagrancy laws were also used to arrest Jennie Westbrook in New York, in 1882 and 1883. Westbrook's case was said at the time to have "awakened deep interest" among the public, as it was understood that she was attempting to "escape from that bondage [to] which social laws have subjected the ***". Like Harriet French in Boston, Westbrook identified work opportunities as her reason for cross-dressing: "Her excuse was that she could make $20 a week in her disguise, while as a 'saleslady' in a fashionable store the pay would be only one-third that amount."[8]
Have you tried to ask the rest of the team about it? I think it could sell nice after you release JM.. It would go very cool as a set imoThe accessories except the shotgun are recast from VTS, they used our buttons for the shirt, the tailoring is alright but the color of the gunbelt is wrong, the sculpt resembles her a bit I suppose but not really accurate and I don't like the rooted hair and how the back of the head is sloppily painted brown, the body is what you expect with SW so a body swap is necessary if you want something more accurate in scaling and without the skin tone mismatch.
Overall it's just a standard SW release, mediocre but a good starting point if you want to make a custom Sadie, and before anyone asks no I don't think a LIM Sadie is in the cards unfortunately.
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