"Rowdy" Roddy Piper

by sirwadelot




Skin color 3

Figure
Head –60/13
Neck 0/0/100
Chest 38/-1
Shoulder –79/-1/0
Abdomen –4/28/65
Arms –29/2/-15
Forearms –25/-14/-100
Hands –67/0/-32
Waist 32/-33
Thigh 8/-9/-45
Legs 3/-19/-6
Ankles –42/-43

Height 6’5”

Skin 1

Face edit/cheek 8/face 26
Eyebrow 0/-43
Eyes –11/-100/-30/-77
Nose –80/100/0/11
Cheek 29
Mouth 0/54
Jaw 0/10/10

Eyes 11 –86/-3/0
Eyebrows 22 60/-94/-90/0
Hair 76 –92/22/0
Face/accessories 71 100/100/3/1

Use the following design to create rings under his eyes:

Design/letters/face/sign (   -35/-85/-17/-47  --rotate 3x--  
Design/letters/face/sign (   -35/-85/-17/-47  --rotate 3x--

Socks/blank 7 –47/100/-100/32/-25
Shoes/blank 12 –60/-100/-37/0
Skirt/checks 3 –96/-6/11
Wrist bands/blank 1 87/100/-95/45/33
Wrist bands/blank 1 79/100/-86/11/-25
Wrist bands/blank 2 –83/100/-100/-3/0
Body/accessories 22 100/100/100/0
t-shirts/blank 1 –45/100/30/53/-100
waist/belts 3 100/-100/-16/-100
 
Use the following formula to create the “RP” on the side of his boots:
picture

Design/letters/right leg/alphabet/font 4 R 100/23/11/-100 (reduce once)
Design/letters/right leg/alphabet/font 4 P 100/23/11/-100 (reduce once)
Design/letters/left leg/alphabet/font 4 R 100/23/11/-100  (reduce once)
Design/letters/left leg/alphabet/font 4 P 100/23/11/-100  (reduce once)

Place the following pattern in the center of his belt buckle:
Design/letters/body/alphabet/font 1 . (the period) 100/24/-100/-100

Use the following formula to write “Hot Rod!” on the front of his shirt:

Design/letters/body/alphabet/font 5  H   100/-89/38/70
Design/letters/body/alphabet/font 5  O   100/-89/38/70   (reduce once)
Design/letters/body/alphabet/font 5  T   100/-89/38/70 
Design/letters/body/alphabet/font 5  R   100/-89/38/70   (reduce once)
Design/letters/body/alphabet/font 5  O   100/-89/38/70   (reduce once)
Design/letters/body/alphabet/font 5  D   100/-89/38/70   (reduce once)
Design/letters/body/alphabet/font 5  !   100/-89/38/70


Check the pictures if you need help with the placement.
You may find it easier to start with the “T” or the “R” and work outward.