So, me and my friend Shane talked stuff out and settled in something that he likes and that you guys will like. He is now more of a warrior with psychological problems caused by haunting memories of the tragic and sad events of his early life. He still is a master of martial arts and carries around his gauntlet and scythe. As for the moc, I made his waist and legs longer to match the length of the arms.
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The cape is not cannon in his story, I just thought it would be a cool addition to the moc and go with this pose.
The newest addition are his legs. Specifically the lower legs.
Again, modified versions of CallanLoF’s leg design, they are more boot-like and do a much better job than the CCBS shell pieces on the last version. Here’s a back view of them.
The skrall armour on the back ankles adds to the boot look in my opinion. Anyways, the upper legs are just inika limbs and inika shoulder armour. The waist was extended using a longer CCBS limb, and armour was added on the butt.
No change to the upper torso as all are satisfied with it, and no change made to the arms either except new CCBS shells on the shoulders.
Well that’s all the improvements I’ve made. Now for some action poses!
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I put some red bushings on the length of the axle on his scythe, and two red balljoints on the end of it.
And of course, his signature pose:
I just realized something, I haven’t really done any full body shots with his new proportions!
Here you go!
Side shot. Really shows you how thick his legs are. #never missed leg day!
Well that’s it! Hope you like the new upgrades! I’ll be posting the new Ampere soon, just you wait and see! Until next time, bye! P.S. My “studio” is currently unavailable, sorry bout’ that. Had to shoot these on my bathroom floor. I will redo these if you guys want me to.
