[Trivial Psychic]

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Originally Posted by Pravus Prime

Wow, great job! I like the costume as well, even if it's not the one I like the most.

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

Damn shes great bro! And DTL aint the only one who appreciates a sculpted ass.

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Originally Posted by Spyne98

Awesome!

Thank you gentlemen for all the love! It encourages me to keep trying to get better!

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Originally Posted by DarkToyLord

the more i look at the Rogue....it's one of the nicest customs I've seen that i wouldn't want to personally own
the color are nice, the paint app looks awesome...it's done very well....but it's just not an outfit of hers i care for...(i know its your fav!!)
it's like most Neca figures to me.. Love to see em , but don't want to own em (actually don't want to purchase because if someone gave them to me i'd gladly take em)

Truthfully, the very first X-Men comic I ever read was issue #269, which happens to be the issue where Rogue battles the essence of Ms. Marvel (who is possessed by the Shadow King if I remember correctly.) I just remember looking at the cover, and thinking "whoa...that chick in green is really hot!" and that's the look that has stuck with me ever since.

I really like her black with green tank top look as well (the one coming for the Marvel UNIVERSE line...sorry...they will never be "Legends" Hasbro,) but I'm customizing the hell out of that head when I pick her up. That version of Rogue wore her hair closer to a mullet...not a mohawk. The green and yellow/bomber jacket look is probably my third favorite, but not by much to the look I just mentioned.

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Originally Posted by DarkToyLord

Triv you use tape for the lines i'm assuming....corect??

No tape...I haven't been able to master that technique yet without pulling off the paint. Any linework is a combination of a steady hand and an expensive brush. I really need to master the tape technique though, the custom I am working on now was giving me absolute fits last night, and I'm probably going to have to take some liberties with the costume design as a result. That's why we call them "customs" though...right?