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Hey all! i know i have so many questions!

I got the new plastic DP a lil early and i got great ideas of converting and i have it a little more unique but i hate the models legg posture. The legs are totally seperate and dont allow for other poses... not normally at least. i was wondering if any of you on here had ideas or examples on what to do with these tricky legs?

Since i have not seen this new kit yet i cannot realy comment but with a knife, greenstuff, pinning tools and a little creative mind you can accomplish almost anything.

an other thing you could try is using the salt dipping method i posted a tutorial of in the thread where you asked about reposing the SM/CSM legs.

Sounds like a good excuse for a leg mutation? Nothing says a DP has to have 'standard' legs/feet. Chopping at the knees or ankles would seem the easiest option.

have you seen the new legs tho? seems kind of difficult with cutting or with the salting. I like the leg form tho! thats the deilema!

You could slice apart the legs at the joints, and pin them back together again, bending the wire to repose them. Then just work the gaps with green stuff.