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I couldn't decide on which hairstyle I wanted to give her, so I created 3 alternate versions. I chose to go for a trendy contemporary layered bob in this one; I think this one has a nice youthful touch while maintaining an air of maturity.

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Growing up and well before the X-Men cartoon in the 90's, I had a Magneto action figure (from the Secret Wars line to be exact) that one of my uncles gave me for Christmas. When my best friend and I played with our toys, we didn't have a lot of female action figures, especially early on in our childhood, so what I would often do is take some of the male figures and pretend that they were female...the Magneto figure was one of those that was known to be female in most of our make-believe adventures, even after I got a few actual female action figures.

Occasionally over the years, I have seen several Rule 63 versions of Magneto...or should I say Lady Magneto...that were very well done and they would make me think back to the Magneto action figure that served as a female character. One day, I realized that I had accumulated enough 3D resources to pull off a pretty legit version of Lady Mags; the helmet was the last piece and also the catalyst that brought me to said realization. I can't say that I'm too keen on what Magneto is up to these days; from the looks of it, he's been through A LOT...so much so to where it looks like he's been retconned to where he's not Scarlet Witch's and Quicksilver's father any longer, plus they seemed to make him look more of his age now rather than him being quite muscular back in the 80's and 90's.

So...being that I am one who likes depicting beefy gals in my artwork, I decided to bulk my Lady Magneto up...using the early 90's Jim Lee Magneto as my blueprint where Mags was sensationally built despite his senior citizen status. I didn't simply want to use a younger looking model/face morphs that kept her looking young and give her gray/white hair...I wanted her to be a GILF, but still actually look aged like a senior citizen in the face without looking too elderly; for you Daz Heads, I used Adelia by Feng for G8.1F.

And voila...here is the Mistress of Magnetism here in all of her Homo Sapian Superior glory!!! I really love how she came out!!!

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I couldn't decide on which hairstyle I wanted to give her, so I created 3 alternate versions. I chose to go for a trendy contemporary layered bob in this one; I think this one has a nice youthful touch while maintaining an air of maturity.

7B:

7C:

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Growing up and well before the X-Men cartoon in the 90's, I had a Magneto action figure (from the Secret Wars line to be exact) that one of my uncles gave me for Christmas. When my best friend and I played with our toys, we didn't have a lot of female action figures, especially early on in our childhood, so what I would often do is take some of the male figures and pretend that they were female...the Magneto figure was one of those that was known to be female in most of our make-believe adventures, even after I got a few actual female action figures.

Occasionally over the years, I have seen several Rule 63 versions of Magneto...or should I say Lady Magneto...that were very well done and they would make me think back to the Magneto action figure that served as a female character. One day, I realized that I had accumulated enough 3D resources to pull off a pretty legit version of Lady Mags; the helmet was the last piece and also the catalyst that brought me to said realization. I can't say that I'm too keen on what Magneto is up to these days; from the looks of it, he's been through A LOT...so much so to where it looks like he's been retconned to where he's not Scarlet Witch's and Quicksilver's father any longer, plus they seemed to make him look more of his age now rather than him being quite muscular back in the 80's and 90's.

So...being that I am one who likes depicting beefy gals in my artwork, I decided to bulk my Lady Magneto up...using the early 90's Jim Lee Magneto as my blueprint where Mags was sensationally built despite his senior citizen status. I didn't simply want to use a younger looking model/face morphs that kept her looking young and give her gray/white hair...I wanted her to be a GILF, but still actually look aged like a senior citizen in the face without looking too elderly; for you Daz Heads, I used Adelia by Feng for G8.1F.

And voila...here is the Mistress of Magnetism here in all of her Homo Sapian Superior glory!!! I really love how she came out!!!

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