Hello everyone and happy year 2013:
New year series... new! We present STEAM WARS, a new SCALE75 collection with designs similar to the fascinating world of the stempunk.
Also added a new Knight to our series of medieval.
We hope you enjoy the.

Title: FIX IT SAM
Esculture:Joaquin Palacios
Box art: Elias Alonso
Ref: SSP-001

Very nice. How much of the base/background is included with the figure ? Can we see the unpainted casting in parts please ?

Very nice. X2 on the parts. I'm not an expert on Steampunk by any stretch of the imagination, but considering the Victorian/Edwardian originations of the genre, it would seem the crop-top t-shirt and thong would be out of place. I think bloomers and a lace camisole might be more appropriate.

Another reason for a book on designing, sculpting, and painting lingerie for figure modelers...

Glen

Tits, cogs and massive tools don't make it steam punk I am afraid.
Right now she is more of a steamy enthusiast of big clocks (phew, almost misspelled it).

Another example of trying to make money of what is popular, but not quite understanding what it is about

Good sculpt- looking forward to see Joaquin's master to appreciate all the details.

Clearly the girlie distracted some people from the phrase "designs similar to the fascinating world of the stempunk"

Wow! Superb!

1. People like steam punk
2. People buy steam punk
3. Make anything
4. Call it steam punk/ ala-steam-punk/ similar to steam punk/ Early steam punk/ whatever you like, as long as steam punk is mentioned
5. ?????
6. PROFIT

Surely in that case she should have been a Romanic Waffen Polish Steam Punk Lancer ?

Now that's a figure I would buy without hesitation

Steve, stop giving away great ideas like that for free- people will pilfer them!

I like her. The genre is much more evident in 28mm - where pretty much anything goes - if you can imagine it - it happened already.
She may not be Victorian Steampunk, but pretty "punk" looking to me. Man that's a big wrench!

She might work with the Amelia from Scale 75 in a small vignette. Perhaps having just given the old steam powered plane some impact engineering prior to takeoff!

Great job - keep them coming Joaquim!

P.S - not sure there is huge profit in the model figure world! Been there, done that, lost the money already.....

Happy new Year all!

Nutcracker

freaking brilliant!!

Thanks !! That`s wonderful design and I will buy it !

Definitely on my 'to buy' list. Her clothing looks highly suitable for her role as an engineer. It would be hot in the boiler room! Full steam ahead.

Very nice indeed
Great sculpt I really like the face as it really does look like a girls face, some don't with female figures
Change those waist tools for a pistol and the wrench for a BMF gun, paint the paints camo.,,,,,,,,,,,that would change her up abit and turn the gears into a tank wheel of some sort
Great work

http://www.brisbanemodelbuilder.com/

...and it reminds me of this:

http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/rosie.28685/

Nevertheless, I'm glad the background bits are included. I'm adding it to my wants list (the first one this year).

Cheers,

Glen

Reminds me of a bottling from the Scotch Whisky Society. (My other hobby)
The Society uses code names for their whiskies. This is the real name of the bottling:

"Wench with a wrench" Cask No.93.52

On the nose a fairy cake, vanilla slice, maple syrup sweetness gradually gave way to nuts, apples, Dr Peppers and lilies; eventually, black olives and linseed or even fish oil. The unreduced palate was waxy, mouth-coating and robust; with its diesel smoke, fudge and black pepper – we imagined ‘a feisty wench with a wrench’ – not for the faint-hearted. The reduced nose had burnt sticky toffee pudding and cherry lips, with oily rags that may even have been ignited! The palate, with water, was sweet and strange, but interesting (briny lemons, WD40, fishy fudge and ‘dirty tablet’. From Campbeltown’s lesser-known distillery.
Drinking Tip:
While cleaning fishing tackle or watching 'Flashdance'

This is for the next generation
Plumber is also a good job
Nicely done

Very, very good figure, but in my opinion not Steampunk.
Steampunk is (as far as I understand it) a combination of steammachines and the Victorian area.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steampunk

Marc