Although I have no data about the front side of her costume, I think that
I could make it safely by my technology and experience. It is almost the fate
for a figure that its face changes expression or looks unnatural by the angle
to see. But I am relieved at it seems stable in every angle, if no mistake the
lighting.
Although her long hair has bundled behind (chignon), I didn't understand well what
how to bundle it, so I deceived it suitably. In the photograph,
I was saved that
you can't see the way since the hair have been black out.
I disclose the back view boldly which is stimulating posture.
I fixed her with the base with M2 screws under the heels. I expected that
I can see the bottom of the heel for the mirror base, but also the screw reflected
clearly on the edge of the mirror. It was my little miscalculation.
Although the right is thoughtless looking up shot, the expression has beared well.
See Up shots