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At first it stands at perfect attention, salutes, calls it's new owner only by high ranking designations

But then slowly you help it relax, change its clothes into something softer and lighter rather than the grimy, heavy jumpsuit it used to wear

Slowly teaching it to change your nickname, not to one of fearful respect like before but to one of comfortable trust and admiration

Letting it take long breaks and giving it simple tasks when it struggles to complete more complex ones

ok so the way I made her new NEW spine was by drilling a hole into the OG maid torso. Making sure not to drill into the arm sockets

I then made a new spine part with the

Premium Parts Collection Kansetsuwaza Ball Joint Link Pure White

I used one of the long joint parts and pinned a 30mm ball joint at the end of it using a metal rod and glue. (drill into both)

I then tapped over that connection with masking tape, then smeared super glue over it to make a poorer-man's fiberglass.

This allows the the middle of the joint to be feed throw the ring of the ball socket on the belly.

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Babiru_63 - by Nivanh Chanthara

New artwork from Nivanh’s personal project “Babiru”