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"I could have saved the Grineer but they cast me out. Maybe it's not too late to draw your divine blood."
Round 1 of Bio-Cup with the theme being solar system and I was picked to do mercury. And the best choice I thought to pick would be Captain Vor from Warframe, who is the boss on that planet.
With building him I started from the bottom up, as the feet seem like it will be the hardest, reason is less of building and more of keeping the guy standing up. Luckily it wasn’t hard thanks to transparent parts I have.
The annoying part of building this (besides the torso) is jiggling 3 different brown color, despite vor having one type of said color. The leg shell were made in reddish brown but printed so dark brown have to be used or else have furry printing.
Torso and head were the most difficult to make, especially with the limited brown I have. That I have to use two Kakama, even one right side up to have the shape curved up to the neck.
Heads are pretty much the biggest weakness for me when it comes to custom or human face. I used the Kanohi Mahiki as the face for vore, that outside of the mouth, seem fitting, and finding out that the stud with pins could fit into the eyes really help to get the eyes right.
Forged in the labs of the Zanuka project, the original Valkyr was subject to cruel experiments, leaving her scarred, angry and frighteningly adept at killing.
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Some extra angles and poses of the figure I made for a collaboration with a few builders inspired by the game warframe. I really learnt a lot from this collaboration when it comes to building figures. Especially building a sturdy structure that allows for different connection points for armour while maintaining the ability to pose in various positions. It was one of the those builds that when you sit down to work on it you end up changing half of it every time. I am really happy with the end result and was absolutely blown away by the other builds in this collaboration. I am honoured to participate with such brilliant builders.
Participants in the collaboration,
(Flickr links)
www.flickr.com/photos/183845226@N08
(Instagram links)
www.instagram.com/littlefusmocdesign/
Please go look at their builds if you haven't they are phenomenal!