The White Knight books continue to impress me. They almost act as a grown-up sequel to BTAS. Which allows for some great character development, especially in Ms. Quinzel.
My take on Harley Quinn Noir’s look started with the DC Direct Essentials Harley figure. I removed the unnecessary details, and added the sculpted additions to the shoes and gloves. The belt and holster are made from Magic Sculpt, vinyl, and styrene. They are rigged with a magnet in the thigh, such that the belt is not locked to the body, and thus does not impair articulation.
The hooded head is cast from a Bombshells Wonder Woman. The hood itself was 3D-printed, and then Dremeled to fit.
The non-hooded head was 3D-printed from a Harley head I commissioned. The hood down her back is made from a Westworld Teddy’s scarf and ProCreate.
The hammer came from Essentials Harley, with a new paint job and a new handle from fodder.
Created May 2022
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Easy: A simple parts swap. Little if any paint.
Basic: Some modified parts. Mostly a new paint job.
Skilled: Lots of new and modified parts. “Frankensteining” often involved.
Advanced: All of the above, plus a great deal of original sculpting.
I love this! I know that you don’t usually sell your customs but everything has a price so I have to ask !
Thank you! Still not for sale. But I appreciate the question!
Fair enough! I Wish Todd gave us some of these looks like this and Marian drews but I’m starting to think he dislikes Harley. He’s made Only one comic Harley Quinn and that was terrible!