Just received my scalped Xianyu 3D printed custom hair piece from AliX of Arknights Laevatein/Surtr. Processed the print, magnetized and painted the horns for now just to have fun with em. First 3 pics were for a twitter favorite Lyrics hashtag. Waiting on Wuwa Hiyuki and Shorekeeper hair for my Tama as well.
It was supposed to be just a simple build to use leftover parts…
Thank you for looking XD
Here are pics for the permanent mod to attach Arcee legs to girlpla. Steps will be in the post below.
Changed direction, feeling like making a 2nd full custom Asra Tamamonomae instead. Just need to figure out the skirt part or does she even need one? Going green black gold on this one I think. Anyway C&C is always welcome and thank you for looking.
Making use of old junk parts to make a new accessory light custom using my newly acquired Ganyu hair piece. Thinking of just painting the horns while keeping the white hair, black body suit with red armor just so I can use the body with other heads. What do you guys think? Or should I try keep to the Ganyu theme with black white blue? And as always comments and criticisms welcome
Adding random pics to fill out the post, I’m seeing a lot more Chinese sellers on Booth lately, so I just wanted to confirm that this 3D print I got from AliX is legit cause it is 3D printed and not a recast? I’m pretty sure this is different from YY’s Workshop Booth ver.
Valkyrie Tama, my long vacation week custom done for now; will do decals over the next few weekends, just gonna enjoy the clean look. Anyway, thank you for looking.
And I didn’t want to waste the weekend and remaining vacation days, splurged on a new one and spent the afternoon shopping around hardware stores for airbrush couplers/adapters cause I just wanted to get back to painting. Gonna be a productive weekend XD. Oh and the old compressor just would not build pressure when turned on
Time to paint the accessories, before that a short photo shoot and parts breakdown
Got some vacation time, hoping to finish at least one build of the many I’ve done this year. Thank you for looking , and as always critique is very much appreciated.
Just a simple tutorial for a magnet adapter for soft goods in use with our little ladies. Magnets used are 3mm x 3mm n52 neodymium magnets as a quick sample.
Productive weekend, just a couple of build ideas