I did this figure before I knew that Ronin was a female so I didn't try to make the head smaller. I will do so in the future on my next Ronin figure. I am happy that I used the Bullseye figure though because he has a nice slender build. Her armor was a bit tricky, particularly her Shoulder armor. This was the first figure that I used Apoxie Sculpt and it turned out to be a blessing. I sculpted the shoulder pads on the shoulder and when they dried I peeled them off. Next, I couldn't figure out how I was going to connect them until I put together my "Sentinal" figure. His shouldpads were attached with rubber, and It gave me the idea to use a piece of Rubber and attach one end to the Shoulderpad and the other to the shoulder, to give it that movement it needed. The tunic was pretty easy to sculpt and the folds came out pretty nice, but when it came time to sculpt the skirt I just couldn't figure out how to do so without it wrapping around the legs too tightly. I came up with a plan to fill in the gaps between the legs with Super Sculpy in the shape I wanted the skirt to look like, and sculpted over that. After it was dry I took out the Super Sculpy and what was left is the shape of the Skirt in the pictures. It's not as good as I would have liked and I will definately try a different technique on my 2nd Attempt.