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<H3>Amazons</H3>


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Here are a bunch of female Heroclix, mostly with swords.  There are a couple big 
groups of identical figures.  For this conversion, I will use skin tone, hair color,
and clothing to create unity amoung the groups.  And I will use repositioning arms,
heads, and weapons with some minor hair sculpting on the bald Jinx figures 
(in the lower right of the pic) to provide variety within the unity.
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These are all Typhoid Mary and White Tiger.  The tabbards were added and the swords
were repositioned (or in the case of TM, who has two, some were removed).  I think
having a few lefties helps.
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In constrast to identical figures varied, here we have varied figures unified 
by color scheme.
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And the unarmed figures.  Tabbards and hair added to some.  The paint scheme
unifies green, blue, purple, and caucasian skin on the original models.  BTW,
this color is Folk Art <i>canela</a> ... cinnamon.
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