| erushi ( @ 2007-01-09 00:03:00 |
| Entry tags: | bjd co-lab, bjd photos, saki |
DOLLS
From all my (and
kuuumo's, if you're on her f-list) previous sewing angst, I'm sure many would have guessed that something was afoot. Well, something was. I thereby present you the product:
Here is the third cast capital empire.
The crime studied intensification thoroughly in this country where multinational was confused every year and men of power at time established a certain wicked law ten years ago.
Law that tries the absent suspect for reduction of prison that became immediately before blowout by life in prison without speed up pf trial and releasing on parole introduced very recently, tells execution, and can execute the punishment.
[Rationalization of a trial]
Law that means rationalization of trial and “Rot method” for short.
The execution did not stay by the law in the prison of the court, and if it was the country, the thing freely done became possible.
And, the special force with the authority from the investigation of the condemned of which the death sentence went out to the execution of the punishment was organized by the court.
It is the name. “Special execution Catstom force”
It is alias “Special Punishment”
Total commander of the first force: Shota Mikoshiba. The first force sub-commander: Seiju Shikibu. The first force member: Usaki Todo.
A doll Dolls cosplay photoshoot! Many apologies (not!) for the word pun. XD;; Dolls is this extremely cool series by Naked Ape (same people behind Switch), currently up to book 3, and extremely worth looking at. The shoot features:
of Team I of the "Special Punishment" (特刑) force.
For fantastic pictures, please proceed to Fatal Revolution to view
If you don't mind inferior pictures, I have a few more below.
About the last picture? I think their alternative calling may have been those Japanese hosts. XD
You have no idea just how honoured I felt to be able to work with Yuuya and his owner.
Thanks must go out to:
and last but not least,
Thank you! *bows*
Oh yes, we took the pictures at the old Supreme Court. Have I ever mentioned just how much I love that building? Why else do you think I insisted on that place as a venue? Three architectural shots here, for the curious. I should have taken more, but alas. Didn't manage to catch the Lady Justice, any of the reliefs, or any of the lamps. There was a vegetarian stone lion, which you may see in my icon.
I really wish I can shrink that building down to 1/3 size and bring it home. The new Supreme Court looks like some ugly UFO.