2010/02/01|
It's a bit sudden, but this item here, Our Gabas came up to me today and asked me to take photos of it... Revoltech Queen's Blade Series No.008 Elina  ... ...... I thought it would've been much more appropriate for him to take the pics with love, passion and all that stuff instead of me... but he said to me... "If I took the pics, it will all just be censored!" so here is Tomeko, having no choice but to do as she is asked. How's it, everyone? It's a little embarrassing, but this is actually my first time to  *how to make M-shape sitting pose ......w,Well sure, it may be an important information. It's very thoughtful of them to explain, they really do care about their customers. Anyway, lets get into it, shall we? It can actually pose pretty well.  Her lance is made pretty light, combined with the Revoltech joints working well; you can be quite creative with the poses. You can actually play with it properly like an action figure. The lance is cool, the lance.  The hair has been parted with two joints, so you can create a wind blowing effect too. Now, for my thoughts after playing with it. I noticed that the way the hip~thigh joint movement works has a slight accent to it. Let me explain to the Revoltech newbies.  This is basically the knee joint movement range.  The knee from the front. At a glance, it looks like the movement is only on the knee and hip joints, but the area circled can be turned too. You really won't notice this from appearance.  I've just turned the hip joint. You kinda turn the entire leg, but if you turn it normally,  the knee and ankle will be facing the wrong way... so you turn the thigh joint from before,  tada~ there, the leg is facing forward in perspective of the body.  And you can bend the knee from there,  And do the same thing to the other leg...  And you have the girly sitting pose! ......gee, it might be a little hard to understand my explanation, if I say so myself... It might be difficult to get the pose you want at first, but you will get used to it once you play with it for a while. Might be good if you make the basic pose with the larger joints, and work your way to the smaller joints like the hands and correct the smaller details... or something like that. Oh yeah,  It seemed that you could play with the wire on the lance too. So I thought I may as well try it too.  Is this how you do it? I'm not sure! Oh and the chest was made with soft material. They do a good job, don't they?  O|‾‾‾|_ But gee, we can't have something so pervy... Hobby Search claims to be a healthy site, so next time, the post will be clean n proper. Right, that's if for today! See you in the next blog post! By Tomeko, who clames to be pure and innocent. ~The Extra~  lol Everything looks so dodgy when you pixilize them, don't they? The End. |
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