I have already made a White Knight version of Harley in her red coat and glasses, and I am very pleased with it. But I saw someone post this recipe online, and I wanted to try it myself. Can’t have too many versions of Harley!
(I can’t recall who posted this idea. If it was you or you know who it was, please let me know!)
The body is McFarlane’s “animated” Harley, which is a horrible, ugly sculpt. (Those knees!) The coat and sleeves come from McFarlane’s Critical Role Percy figure. I admit, this coat is almost a perfect representation of Murphy’s art. The head comes a Bayonetta statue 3D file, which I resized and printed. The hair is not near as accurate as my previous version, but it’s similar enough. (Really had to trim that mullet to make it fit with the coat.) The glasses are prints I produced in bulk some time ago. The pop gun comes from one of Todd’s weapons packs.
Did I need a second version on the shelf? No. Was she fun to make? Yes. Fun wins.
Created June 2023
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Easy: A simple parts swap. Little if any paint.
Moderate: New and modified parts.
Skilled: Lots of new and modified parts. “Frankensteining” often involved.
Advanced: All of the above, plus a great deal of original sculpting.
Just wanted to ask. Would you sell this version of Harley Quinn head painted ?
Thanks, but I am not selling at this time.
This is awesome!!!!!
Would you mind sharing where you got the head from?
Thanks. As I said above, the head is from a Bayonetta statue 3D file. Long since forgotten where I acquired the file from, but it should be easy enough to find if you are familiar with such things.