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Spotted here on the studio mcvey store: http://studiomcvey.highwire.com/product/smm033--siouxsie-and-diesel

That's really cool. The head on the bullie doesn't look quite right though.

Wow that is awesome... what scale is it? Thinking that could have a use for Infinity...

40mm base, 34mm tall.
Too much for infinity, I'd say.

I like it.

 Snrub wrote:
The head on the bullie doesn't look quite right though.

They never do.

Oh, you're talking about the model. My bad.

I love it. A little put off by that the dog is looking one way and the girl another. In my opinion, it would be better if they looked at the same direction.

Bolognesus wrote:40mm base, 34mm tall.
Too much for infinity, I'd say.

Cheers mate, thanks for that.

grefven wrote:I love it. A little put off by that the dog is looking one way and the girl another. In my opinion, it would be better if they looked at the same direction.

You could always paint the pupils a little to the right?

Hmm, very tempted just to save her for any potential return to Necromunda, would make a great Escher heavy.

 Morathi's Darkest Sin wrote:
Hmm, very tempted just to save her for any potential return to Necromunda, would make a great Escher heavy.

Nope, I've got Eschers, she'd tower over them and not be proportioned correctly.


I usually LOVE Studio McVey stuff, I own a couple of their minis, but this is let down for me by her face. Given that she's a lot bigger than a 28mm, I'm surprised at it's lack of detail.

is that Don Cherry's dog?

Ah shame, thanks for the warning MGS, would have been kicking myself if I ordered her and found that out on delivery.

I do know that I own Y'sala and Darkness and that is possibly the finest and most detailed 28mm female model I've ever seen. That mini is just amazing.

I don't have a problem with a girl having a smooth face... I like her, but the dog is extremely rough.

Yeah, I own the Y'sala and Darkness as well, and although it states 32mm, it's more comparable to a 28mm Infinity miniature. Perhaps that's because Y'sala is elf-like.

Take that for what you will:

Left to right:
Studio McVey Sedition Wars Female Samaritan
Infinity Gogo Marlene ("regular/modern"-sized human)
Studio McVey Y'Sala and Darkness
Infinity Fiday ("old" style/scale human)

EDIT: Pardon the flash. It's a hasty picture.

Got her nor but damn, getting the line to the dog and having her arm still where it should be was a real pain in the ass and I think it stil doesn't match how it should do.

 Snrub wrote:
The head on the bullie doesn't look quite right though.

I think it's the ears, they're a bit low. but it's a bullie mini!

The people at McVey Studios really need to ask Poots' people for lessons on how to sculpt the female body.

Well that's rather harsh. I have seen much worse proportioning than that, what exactly looks off to you may I ask? She strikes me as having a rather gangly figure but that seems to be all I can find wrong with her!

Worse proportions? Honestly I can't see anything wrong with them, she is slim but I think that is the standard for fighting female. So I am curious too.

 Breotan wrote:
The people at McVey Studios really need to ask Poots' people for lessons on how to sculpt the female body.

Yeah, I mean her head is bigger than her boobs! C'mon!

Yeah, the waist is a touch thin, but the proportions seem reasonable to me.

 zedmeister wrote:
Spotted here on the studio mcvey store: http://studiomcvey.highwire.com/product/smm033--siouxsie-and-diesel

At 32mm I won't by it. They should havemade two figures, one with the dog and one with the rocket launcher. The dog looks "off" too, and so does her hair.

--Chris