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Black T-shirts as a rule have been more consistently popular than any other color we've attempted. We will most likely be offering the ReaperCon T in Black again this year.

 

And yes, We've had complaints about Sophie in years past being Demonic/Evil, Sexist/Demeaning and so on. We receive the occasional complaint about corrupting the youth, but we try to just take it in stride.

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I'd like to suggest a 54mm version of this one. A bit more scantily clad perhaps. Andrea has been doing a larger scale pin-up series that is a lot of fun and I believe is selling well. I'd love to add Sophie to the case I'll have for pin-ups "soon", (like years from now). Obviously leaves open the possibility of an UL version as has happened in the larger scales in the past.

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Well... I'm of the mind that she's got just the right amount of clothes on to suit the time period. The idea with pin-up girls was there had to be a tease, leave something to the imagination of the viewer, a girl might be nekkid, but she's facing away in the picture or she's sitting demurely with her arms folded across her chest. Nose art of the time mirrored the pages of Wink!, Flirt, and other pin-up mags of the era.

 

Basically, pin-up girls are proof that a little imagination can go a long way so use yours a bit. :poke:

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Well... I'm of the mind that she's got just the right amount of clothes on to suit the time period. The idea with pin-up girls was there had to be a tease, leave something to the imagination of the viewer, a girl might be nekkid, but she's facing away in the picture or she's sitting demurely with her arms folded across her chest. Nose art of the time mirrored the pages of Wink!, Flirt, and other pin-up mags of the era.

 

Basically, pin-up girls are proof that a little imagination can go a long way so use yours a bit. :poke:

 

She's still not showing quite enough skin, since it looks likes she still wearing her standard gear under the flight jacket. For a true tease there wouldn't be anything but skin under that jacket. We really need to show you a lot more nose art, not all of it was a tease, depended on the artist(s) in the squadron. There are quite a few very topless women on bomber noses. :blink:::D:

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Well... I'm of the mind that she's got just the right amount of clothes on to suit the time period. The idea with pin-up girls was there had to be a tease, leave something to the imagination of the viewer, a girl might be nekkid, but she's facing away in the picture or she's sitting demurely with her arms folded across her chest. Nose art of the time mirrored the pages of Wink!, Flirt, and other pin-up mags of the era.

 

Basically, pin-up girls are proof that a little imagination can go a long way so use yours a bit. :poke:

 

She's still not showing quite enough skin, since it looks likes she still wearing her standard gear under the flight jacket. For a true tease there wouldn't be anything but skin under that jacket. We really need to show you a lot more nose art, not all of it was a tease, depended on the artist(s) in the squadron. There are quite a few very topless women on bomber noses. :blink:::D:

 

Considering I'm a notorious prude, I hope that you don't.

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