Here we are with the last Inceptor! This is probably my favourite due to the pose.
I didn't like the plastic rods that came with the figures. While they're a definitely upgrade on the old ones with air bubbles, they felt a bit amateur theatre wire work pose-wise. This has been glued very, very carefully onto the front of a crate - and balanced so it doesn't fall over.
The blue you can see on the crate is the reflection from the jet pack engine. I'll sort out a close-up shot later this week which may be more flattering.
Hopefully this has captured a feeling of jumping over obstacles and landing on the charge.
I didn't like the plastic rods that came with the figures. While they're a definitely upgrade on the old ones with air bubbles, they felt a bit amateur theatre wire work pose-wise. This has been glued very, very carefully onto the front of a crate - and balanced so it doesn't fall over.
The blue you can see on the crate is the reflection from the jet pack engine. I'll sort out a close-up shot later this week which may be more flattering.
Hopefully this has captured a feeling of jumping over obstacles and landing on the charge.
He looks great buddy, the glow is a lovely touch :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! On reflection, wish I'd planned it better to have something under the other jet engine to balance it out.
DeleteGreat work! The headswap is a nice touch. I really like the brown you shade the plate with.
ReplyDeleteCheers! I felt flipping the standard Marine convention of the Sergeant going bare headed fitted better for my Wolves. I imagined the Sergeant being the more "proper" one of these new units.
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