More TSCC action figures

[roxybisquaint]

I had plans to make a Catherine Weaver action figure during the TSCC break. She's coming along nicely, but there's also going to be a Riley and a Kyle. I'm nearing completion on all three. In fact, with time running out to get these done, I packed up my laboratory and took it on the road with me to my mother-in-law's house, where I've been diligently working all weekend.

I've taken very few pictures of the process, which is kind of a shame because of how creative I've had to be with my limited parts (mad sculpting skillz I didn't even know I had!). I'll post pictures when they're done — within a couple days. Hopefully there won't be an action figure catastrophe now I've announced this.

Sorry, no Jesse figure in the works (yeah I know you're all broken up about that). If she survives season 2 (which I doubt), I make her over the summer.

Comments

[cisaac.livejournal.com]

Wondered how things were going on that. I look forward to seeing the final product. I hope you enjoyed your weekend. :)

[zanpakto.livejournal.com]

Kyle would look good driving this I think. (Even though I don't think he actually drives it)

[roxybisquaint.livejournal.com]

I actually debated about whether to make future war Kyle or T1 style Kyle and I settled on T1 style Kyle. I mean he's meant to look like the TSCC Kyle, but I went with the T1 wardrobe because that's just more classic Kyle Reese. But really, Kyle would look good in anything ;)

[nanewt011.livejournal.com]

Is Riley going to have cleavage? Your In-laws must think you are out of your mind. I can't wait to see them.

[roxybisquaint.livejournal.com]

I don't think my mother-in-law is ever surprised by anything I do anymore. Heh. Actually she was a bit curious about the action figure making process.

As for Riley cleavage, no. The way she's being made, she looks a bit stop heavy compared to Sarah and Cameron, though.

[notfadeaway59.livejournal.com]

a Catherine Weaver, Kyle, and Riley action figure?? Awesome, I can't wait to see how those look like. Seriously, though I thought these were figures purchased somewhere. I had NO IDEA you made them. You do an awesome job on them and look forward to the 'comics' after an episode. Great job on 'em!!

[roxybisquaint.livejournal.com]

Really? Cool. And thanks :)

You know, I just assumed anyone who's read the Sarah Connor Comicals (http://www.roxybisquaint.com/tsccomicals/) knew I made the action figures, but now that I think about it, not that many people actually followed the process back then (I made them last summer).

Well, if you curious about it, you can backtrack through the whole thing here:
Part 1 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/12435.html) | Part 2 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/12708.html) | Part 3 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/12829.html) | Part 4 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/13399.html) | Part 5 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/14936.html) | Part 6 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/16254.html) | Part 7 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/16621.html) | Part 8 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/18343.html) | Part 9 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/20474.html) | Part 10 (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/20693.html) | Package Design (http://roxybisquaint.livejournal.com/21249.html)

Or take a cruise through pictures from along the way. (http://pics.livejournal.com/roxybisquaint/gallery/000107p0)

And the Comicals will return next week, of course.