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Wow, I really appreciate the offer Patrick but i too doubt that would prove cheaper. What a nice chap you are to offer such a thing.I think my best bet is an Australian store. Once again Patrick thank you for the offer.
It's no problem Aaron, I've done it before for a couple of chaps who live in Russia & Malta.
Thanks, Mobear. I'm sure yours will turn out well if you spend enough time on it. I've done and re-done parts of it and it's been close to the bin many times! It's only now that it's starting to look anything. The build has been a learning curve. I may do another one day! lol
Slowly getting there. I've got to neaten up the belts with over-painted white on them, etc. Still more work to do on the arms of his jacket, and also to add the camo on the inside of the hood.
Found myself a nice base in my boot fair stockpile
I used the hairspray method for the helmet if anyone's interested in doing similar. The first time I went too heavy on the hairspray and too heavy with the white paint, so rubbed down and started again. Now I'm happy with it
I weathered the trousers (as seen in the photo), but have since cleaned them off as I didn't like it. I want to tone down the colours a little.
Stay tuned.... (you must be bored sick of this one by now! lol)
Thanks Mobear. And I'm learning from mistakes as I go lol
I must admit, I'm at a mental block when it comes to weathering his trousers....will see what a little experimenting has to offer. I'm a little nervous of ruining them to be honest.
My plan for the base is mud and snow - really looking forward to that and have the bits and bobs I need
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