[MFJayman]

A few new things for Savage States, inspired by the GI Joe toy designs I posted previously. Same body style and proportions.





The Duchess rules Memphis, TN, in the Savage States future.







My GI Joe Raptor design is repurposed here as Birdman of the Desert.







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[MFJayman]

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Originally Posted by AWOL

What's Savage States?

Savage States of America is featured on My Instagram and my website, where I feature it.

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Originally Posted by Yeet

I really dig these. They give me MOTU vibes fr fr

Yeah I was going for a chunkier robust toy build. MoTU was one influence, also vintage TMNT, trying for a vibe that doesn't prioritize realism.

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Originally Posted by scruffyronin

Loving the tail covering his 6.

There was a scientist in a lab that created this creature, this is a little taste of Savage States bio genetic engineered marvels. Science!







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[MFJayman]

Future, post-apoc, retro, spring loaded crossbow launchers.

#springloadedrocketlaunchers
#thick












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[Itchweed]

Cool designs!

[MFJayman]

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Originally Posted by Itchweed

Cool designs!

Thanks

How do you like the build of the figures? Too bulky? Too skinny? Too stylized, or still too realistic?

Not enough spring loaded rocket launchers? ;)

[TheOverlordCorp]

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Originally Posted by MFJayman

How do you like the build of the figures?

Both illustrations are great. I actually like the scenario of a strong woman overcoming a man that's bigger than her, so to see the skewed heights really makes me like them both all the more.

[MFJayman]

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Originally Posted by TheOverlordCorp

Both illustrations are great. I actually like the scenario of a strong woman overcoming a man that's bigger than her, so to see the skewed heights really makes me like them both all the more.

The Pixi character is meant to be really feisty and petite (as shown in the illustration), but the toy figures have a robust build style so, there's a little difference between drawing and toy.

I feel like many modern action figures, especially females, are too thin. I wanted a heftier, more robust style of figures, both male and female. I find it a bit more...toyetic.

[TheOverlordCorp]

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Originally Posted by MFJayman

I feel like many modern action figures, especially females, are too thin. I wanted a heftier, more robust style of figures, both male and female. I find it a bit more...toyetic.

Something a kid can actually play with? That'll never fly. You're following suit with the O-ringers. Scarlett and Roadblock were as substantial as the other, but side by side in the comics there was an obvious size difference.

[MFJayman]

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Originally Posted by TheOverlordCorp

Something a kid can actually play with? That'll never fly. You're following suit with the O-ringers. Scarlett and Roadblock were as substantial as the other, but side by side in the comics there was an obvious size difference.

Oh, I don't mean that all figures are the same size or height, far from it. A Trooper will be taller, bigger and beefier than Pixi or other females.



I tried to show this size difference, in this image:







Or in this comparison of size difference, where a monstrous character would dwarf other figures in height and bulk: