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After removing suspenders (they are now under the pouches and visible only on the left shoulder), right shoulder is empty. So I am experimenting with shoes that are hanging on shoelaces: Pros: 1. Right shoulder is not empty 2. It helps to sell the story about walking through water 3. Good...

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I finally got on top of my account :) Model is uploaded here: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/miniatures/figurines/victory-roll-girl-waaf-wireless-operator

Blue cube is perpendicular to a mirror surface, You can clearly see that it does not look at the hat, and the both eyes have plenty of space to see the mirror. What I did change is right shoulder, as "gazer" suggestion was right...

You are probably right, it makes sense to remove compete set (belt and suspenders together). Probably can find a way to move suspenders over his left shoulder together with the belt. And looking at the images You are also right about the blouse. It has too many folds, that's why it looks too...

Thanks Jason, I was not aware of the differences in dogtags. The idea about the pouches over the shoulder and the rifle behind neck is from the idea that he is walking through water - so it wears them that way not to wet them. And the suspenders could be disconnected from the belt. But You are...

Thanks Jack, I will add the stitches, they were not visible on my reference photos... probably because they were the same color as pouches...

But I did soften the sharp corner of the "lid" of the pouches, guess it gives it more "beaten" look:

I do not think that full pouches could deform more. They are pretty stiff and uniform even when empty:

Worked on helmet, pouches, hands (and they are still not there) and separated the sleeves. At this point sleeves will be redone as they not feel right:

This one is prepared for printing, but I am cut out off my CgTrader account due some technical problems. Support on CgTrader is slow, and 3 e-mails during 5 days did not resolve the issue yet. Hope I'll be able to upload this one soon :(

Good to see this one painted too :) Nice paintwork Rob !

I tried hollow before, but hollowing has it's problems. Depending on printer and the thickness, the print could collapse or deform. And in the end if You are casting You probably have to fill the hole. So I decided it's not worth the risk :)

Really not a big thing once You learn how :) Micromesh in zbush, the key is to prepare the "base" mesh for chainmail the right way :)

Published here: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/miniatures/figurines/valkyrie-viking-girl

Yes I have to boost that income. Just kidding, that was not my intention at all :) :) :) It started as a play with micromesh(chainmail) and improved stamping as I wanted to learn new stuff. Historical busts are my interest, and I will mainly stay at it.

Turntable, over and out :)

I kept it simple. Just a "Valkyrie" rune on simple leather strap. I call this one done :)

Some colors... Maybe some kind of necklace ... maybe