Aloha Fellow Realmers,
Today I present to you “Deadlier Than The Male” a companion piece to the “Castle Armory”. I had already assembled this feminine side of punishment for my “Armory” project but decided not to include them to better feature Frank and his toys. Not wanting to waste the time and effort spent, I decided to feature them in their own little diorama.
The players for this project are Lynn Michaels, Rachel Cole-Alves and Cassondra Castle. For those of you who are interested, here’s some info.

• Lynn Michaels - The first woman to take on the Punisher mantle, first appeared in
The Punisher War Zone, Vol. 1 #7 (September 1992).
• Rachel Cole-Alves - The second woman to wear the skull moniker debuted in the
premiere issue of The Punisher, Vol. 9, #1 (August 2011).
• Cassondra Castle - The daughter of Frank Castle and Electra Natchios is chronologically
the second woman Punisher but technically a non-canon character from Marvell Knights’
Punisher 2099 one shot, but still cool.
First appearance in Punisher 2099 #1 (September 2004).

Here’s the short list:

• Lynn Michaels: Base figure- Marvel Avengers Assemble Inferno Cannon Black Widow.
Repainted hair, removed belt and bracelets and added holster, pistols and rifle.

• Rachel Cole-Alves: Base Figure - G.I. Joe Retaliation Lady Jaye upper body and
50th Anniversary Lady Jaye legs.Repainted hair and added ammo belt, clips and weaponry.

• Cassondra Castle: Base figure - G.I. Joe 50th Anniversary Stilleto body,
Baroness Hair and MCU Black Widow face. Added weaponry.

• Maisato Yamaha Motorcycle with all chrome parts painted flat black and logos removed.

• Batman The Dark Knight Rises QuickTec Venom Menace weapons harness
mounted on custom stand made from fodder parts.

• Weapons Rack made from leftover project modules and fodder parts.
Remaining cache of G.I. Joe weapons and outfitting gear.

Paint apps. were: Tamiya Acrylics, Rust-oleum American Accents spray paint. Tamiya Weather Master, Rub-N-Buf Silver & Kiwi Black Touch-Up shoe polish.

Making this diorama was like putting the cherry on top of the sundae, a good finish to a great story. Till the next project.

Mahalo and Aloha.