Rebel officer pt. 2

[John Long]

Here's the latest. I have finished the head and the coat. All that's left is to add the buttons and detail the belt buckle. Then it will be ready for paint. I damaged the coat somewhat, like the original by Bill Horan.

 

[Roc]

John looks great so far, can't wait to see it finished and painted.

Keep up the good work.

Cheers
Roc.

 

[garyjd]

John, That looks really nice. Great job.~Gary

 

[MAB]

Hello John
Good movement of the body I make mine you compliments.

A beautiful job

MAB

 

[thegoodsgt]

Nice work, John. It looks like all of the animation is spot on.

 

[Roy]

He looks really beautiful John..very nice work on the pose...and the distressed clothing is just the job.

All the best...Roy.

 

[PJ Deluhery]

Great figure, John. I like the action pose. The face reminds me a little of Chuck Norris. Hey, is that leg about to delinver a kick??

 

[Kyle]

John,

What I like about your work is the uniqueness of the face. This is a very distinct face - three-dimensional and realistic.

Great work---

Kyle

 

[r.kornet]

hi
wow nice figure can't wait to see it painted.

cheers ronald

 

[garyjd]

John, Did you paint him yet?~Gary

 

[Dan Morton]

Swwwweeeettttt! And I agree - that face does look a little like wotsisname - Chuck! Seriously - a great figure in a superb pose. How did you make that looking back over your shoulder thing work? Anytime I try something like that it looks like the neck is twisting off the body. :angry:

All the best,
Dan

 

[John Long]

Paint started going on Thursday. I have the face and hands done. Since it's basically one color, it's going fast. I should have some nearly complete IP photos soon.

I don't know what advice to give re: the looking over your shoulder pose. One thing that has helped me WRT necks in general is that they don't stick straight out of the top of the torso.