More Christmas presents for people!
First, my role-playing buddy, Torrigan the Paladin!
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His hair is supposed to be black but blue is a common highlight for black hair.
Second, a pair of statues I made for Leslie and Organist out of Sculpey clay!
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Leslie’s you may recognize. I tried to copy this page from TTNCAOF. Organist does swordfighting as a… an intensive hobby. 
Now let’s hope that silly sword blade stays on. It’s plasticard covered with foil. Modelling trick. But even superglue might not be enough every once in a while.
I’m kind of sad to let these little guys go. But I still have the pictures. I have a kazillion pictures.
Ooowheee, it’s my Sculpey people! I bought a Warhammer daemonette, made a sculpey mold of her, cast a sculpey daemonette, cut off all the extra evil daemonette detail, and had a plain female figure to remold and recast as many times as I liked. Sort of. It didn’t work. I ended up with long skinny blobs that were vaguely humanoid shaped… I’m actually quite surprised they turned out so well. Rana’s shield was painted. Marth is going to have a sword, but I don’t have one that looks like Falchion yet and I didn’t feel like converting it at the time… I still don’t, really. Maybe I’ll get around to it someday. Rana and Corinth’s swords are extra Warhammer Silver Helm swords I had in my bitz box.
This is Link! Not just any old Link, but Link made of Sculpey modelling clay by me! Most of the head and torso are filled in with foil, meaning I can’t go back and fix the lines of his face. His limbs and the Master Sword are strengthened and straightened with toothpicks. His face, his shield, his scabbard, and his sword are all painted with Games Workshop paint and I touched up the white of his sweater and pants, too, because it had a lot of green and brown smudged into it. That’s how I knew today would be the day for these pictures (hooray) because I found my sheath reference sketch in my sketchbook, with the details taken from the Super Smash Bros. Melee trophy. The shield details were from a printed out 
