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Sophie, pretty much done. She's the first female I have done in a very long time. I may hit her with another coat of matte spray when it's cooler.

very nice!

Woah, that's one of the best Sophie models Reaper has made. You've done it justice, that's for sure! Great job. If I had to make one critique, it would be that the space between her inner forearm and her elbow is too stark of a contrast, but it still looks good.

That's one of the reasons I picked it up. Here is some of the promo art, by Wayne Reynolds, for it

Oh, yeah, I remember that pic!

There are a couple of really nice Sophie figures, but this one just screamed "buy me". I think there is also a limited edition figure in resin that is still in stock.

Lookin good. Wish I could have gotten this in metal when it was available.

Moltar wrote:If I had to make one critique, it would be that the space between her inner forearm and her elbow is too stark of a contrast...

Maybe she just bruises easily?

Agreed, though that's not the only trouble spot - also above her right collarbone, between her breasts, in her armpit, etc. Perhaps thinning down your flesh wash a bit next time would help keep the shading a bit more subtle.

I really do need to get around to picking up a few Sophies, one of these days. I really do like the models.