Horse Thief (Samurai Period)

[cheng]

thanks Pgal!
dont give me too much credit...I can't paint straight lines
it was masked and sprayed on

and the hair is the female ones with ponytails cut not too much so that they still can grasp the small skull plate (cut from another head ) onto the circular hair clip

I've been waiting for these japanese top-knots hair-do from geobra...either as a full samurai theme or japanese sumo wrestler specials....so I haven't made more of these half-shaven heads

[playmogal]

Cheng,
Wow! That sounds like too much work for a sumo hairpiece! PM should have made this hair many years ago for the Asian Klickys. Glad you figured out how, Pgal

[cowabounga]

The Korean text says: in summer he wears lighter clothes… * whistles*
A.

[gaspodfreud]

great hair , the "swimsuit" one is wonderfull ! tanks to share .

[cheng]

thanks friends!
they say necessity is the mother of invention 

The Korean text says: in summer he wears lighter clothes… * whistles*
A.

WOH! and thanks for the translation Arnaud!
...sounds like a narration from a Chanel fashion book
and how How did you do that?! You have a samsung keyboard to type into the translator?

[playmogal]

hehehe!!! Pgal

[cowabounga]

thanks friends!
they say necessity is the mother of invention 
WOH! and thanks for the translation Arnaud!
...sounds like a narration from a Chanel fashion book
and how How did you do that?! You have a samsung keyboard to type into the translator?

Well, I can read Korean obviously! BTW, the man on the picture is most probably a fisherman. 
A.

[cowabounga]

Nah! I can't read Korean! I asked the waiter in the Korean restaurant next door to my building.   

[cheng]

Nah! I can't read Korean! I asked the waiter in the Korean restaurant next door to my building.   

Hah! por uno momento , I thought I've discovered a Korean-literate PM collector
I thought the 'fisherman' was more japanese than korean(by his hairdo & clothes...no much clue if you know what I mean ) hence my inspiartion for the japanese horse thief (one we would see in old black & white samurai films)
 

[playmogal]

cowa and cheng: Yall really are funny! Entertaining, too!

It is interesting that the Koreans use so many Chinese characters in their writing. In Seoul, our Chinese daughter in law could read many of the inscriptions (above palace entrances, etc.) and acted as our translator much of the time.

Still praying for some Asian sets....could not care less what the theme is as long as it has real people for Klickys. Cheers, Pgal