Nice conversion of the "Atelier It" figure, I have that one and about a half dozen others from them.

At one point I was thinking of converting her to Tarna from Heavy Metal but ended up just making her fully nude, still needs to be painted.

There are a few Rogue kit's out there one released last year I believe.

You might want to go over to the Club House and Statue Forum.

Statue Forum is more mainstream stuff like collectible figures (Lots of comic stuff) , Club House covers everything Girls, Monsters, Comics, Anime, etc.

Wow, last time I featured a stripper in here I was suspended for 30 days...

But was she 12" tall and made of resin?

This one's been converted. Conversion hasn't been this much fun since the Crusades... 

Conversion...

Great conversion, Ed, thanks for sharing that, and for the info on your page, too.  You've done some great projects.

Nice work Ed,,  thanks for sharing

Super cool! Looked over your site and wow, lots of great figures.

I was really impressed by your Heroclix conversions. Aren't they the soft rubbery plastic like the old plastic toy soldiers though? I've tried to modify figures like that and had problems with cement sticking and the paint flaking off them. Would love any tips you could toss my way.

I've had similar problems converting these guys to Warhammer 40K standards and I've discovered that if you soak off amy paint. (some are molded in color so they are not painted per se) in Simple Green which also removes mold release agent, you will have better adhesion and then prime them with Krylon Fusion.  This paint is designed to stick to the new plastics that outdoor furniture is made from and hobby paints stick well to the Krylon Fusion.  Use the Simple Green full strength and test it first.  Some plastics are attacked by it but I have not had that problem yet.  Simple Green is also good for soaking off the plastic chrome that some models and toys are coated with since I've never found that stuff to look all that convincing.  Hope this helps.