Originally Posted by The Creator (Post 797082)

Awesome as is but I would put a custom soft goods cape on him with wire so that it is articulated. I did mine a while back but now i'm going to re do it because you have inspired me and thanks. Old pick about to make a new heavier cape.

https://i.imgur.com/Wqg7s43h.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/87LyibGh.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/YX5g16ih.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/KX0bYYuh.jpg

Originally Posted by LordMudd (Post 796984)

Loki really isn't a war god. Having him standing on a Celtic knot design with power stones around him might be better.


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Originally Posted by Sender (Post 797027)

Fun dios and customs GeoMojo, JackieBoy, & Creator!

i was 'game' to Geo's idea so here's my Avengers Endgame commemoration starring, of course, my Marvelous Joes of the original six...

http://www.toyark.com/attachments/53...49-endgame.jpg

Originally Posted by Jackieboy (Post 797130)

Poor Thanos,he was fiercely misunderstood!!!

Originally Posted by LordMudd (Post 797103)

Not to be too critical but the fraying around the helmet kind of bothers me.


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Originally Posted by Jackieboy (Post 797127)

Loki aint a celtic deity!he is Norse.and hes been involved in wars in both the comics and movies.

Originally Posted by Jackieboy (Post 797132)

an easy fix!
i dig the use of fabric on this one.

Originally Posted by LordMudd (Post 797103)

Not to be too critical but the fraying around the helmet kind of bothers me.


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Originally Posted by ukmu (Post 797108)

Cape looks great! Wonder if you could use a piece of soft plastic and a heat gun to create the same effect? Just I don’t mind soft goods with lines that utilised soft goods, but my Marvel I feel soft goods were never used so I avoid hem. Love the look though.

Originally Posted by Jackieboy (Post 797132)

an easy fix!
i dig the use of fabric on this one.

Originally Posted by LordMudd (Post 797150)

If it is stiff, even in a poseable way, is it still 'soft' goods?


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Originally Posted by The Creator (Post 797157)

Awesome......... Example of flowing in the wind............
Soft goods at it's finest. Gotta have poseabillty not static figures opinions are cool and thanks.

https://i.imgur.com/ER3pzRfh.jpg

Originally Posted by Cheezah95 (Post 797064)

This has got to be the most impressive collection i've ever seen of marvel at this scale. i love the mixing of other lines that work to scale, and the little customs to complete rosters! do you remember what you used for that custom articulated rocket raccoon?

Originally Posted by LordMudd (Post 797144)

because he incited them. He is the God of Mischief. The Celtic knot is a generic reference to a type of pattern, such as the one that appeared in the movies each time the rainbow bridge was used on Earth. Norse Runes on Runestones around the pattern would be accurate and even fun because messages could be created just to see how many people are paying attention.

:p:D:cool:


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Originally Posted by The Creator (Post 797147)

Soft goods work for me because my figures are super articulated so why not the cape.

https://i.imgur.com/7qCRjBOh.jpg

Originally Posted by Harbinger (Post 797158)

Wow i love that black knight. Wish mine looked that good, it just the basic version.

Originally Posted by Sender (Post 797172)

^^^ THIS ^^^
The picture looks like a 3D motion comic picture of cape as it would appear in a drawn & colored comic panel.

It ABSOLUTELY works for you, Creator!

Your intricate custom work shows in both articulation and painting of your capes as they do for your figures. It doubles as your signature style as from pictures alone one can easily tell your particular workmanship.

It's an awesome cape and equally awesome picture.


https://static.fjcdn.com/gifs/Epic_5c1c44_5358887.gif

Originally Posted by Jackieboy (Post 797171)

lol,was he not one of thanos lieutenants in a war against earth?
but honestly celtic and norse culture are different.the vikings spread into a lot of celtic territory though.how about a runesword and axe???

Originally Posted by Harbinger (Post 797158)

Wow i love that black knight. Wish mine looked that good, it just the basic version.

Originally Posted by LordMudd (Post 797176)

No axe, Loki is a lightweight but he will fight. Tyr is the Norse/Germanic God of War. In the beginning Thanos was using deception to get what he wanted and Loki served that purpose. Later when outright war began, Loki wasn't there anymore. He was used and discarded.
A runesword would be acceptable, although he has not to my knowledge been depicted with one. He is more about magic, so a mystic casting circle might be more appropriate. Maybe a big runestone with some message for people to decode as a backstop for him. A big chunk of sculpey with runes carved into it, baked and painted...

Loki is sinister enough to be whoever, and do whatever
he wants when he chooses to or should I say he is an Awesome villian.....

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