Customizing part 3: Shirt and Jeans for my Hamlet figure (formerly known as Doctor Who)

[dieastra]

Previously - Part 1: Changing The Doctor into Hamlet - bare arms

Previously - Part 2: Feet for my Hamlet figure

I needed to make the shirt longer, as it is going over the jeans. The original figure had a hip joint which is now lost because I put Milliput over it.






Took me also a long time to mix the right color for the shirt. I hope I got it right.



It also occured to me that I need to change the suit pants into jeans. So I added front pockets



backside pockets



and pants/trousers cuffs.



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Next week I will have fun trying to get the picture on the shirt - oy!

On to the next part: Both Hamlets finished!

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Now that ... er ... a few weeks have passed, I can proudly state that the recorder(s - just the one so far) and sword are doing fine. I had to do something for carnival that had to be finished first - the motto would have been something for you: Broadway. Meaning musical theatre. Although I honestly doubt just anyone of them has ever heard something about John Barrowman. A pitty.
Anyway, if still unpainted, I have now one recorder Well, it's the same as before but now equipped with holes) and one sword, and will hopefully be able to show you a pic tomorrow.

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Ich hab tatsächlich keine Ahnung, was du mit "recorders" meinst. Die Überwachungskameras? Du bastelst Überwachungskameras? Wie cool ist das denn?!? Aber wozu braucht die Löcher? *grübel* Moment - reden wir hier von der Flöte? *verwirrt guck*

Und der Karneval klingt auch toll - das heißt, Du bist im Kostüm zu einer Party gegangen? Kann man davon auch mal ein Bild sehen?

Und wenn die John Barrowman nicht kennen, was hält Dich davon ab, sie zu erleuchten? War das eine Party vom Studium? Ich bombardiere Leute ja immer mit youtube-Links, da gibt es genug zu sehen.