discussion Malayan Emergency 1/35 scale.

[minitnkr]

Break dancing comes to mind. Lovely.

 

[scottie3158]

Wabble,
Simply superb mate.

 

[Jim R]

Those are great.

 

[Mini Me]

Break dancing comes to mind. Lovely.

Right Paul!...at our age more "break" than "dance"!! :tired:

 

[Mini Me]

Excellent progress on these guys Mr. Wabble....looking forward to you getting some paint on them!:thumb2:

 

[Neil Merryweather]

Right Paul!...at our age more "break" than "dance"!! :tired:

Speak for yourself, buddy!

 

[rtfoe]

Break dancing comes to mind. Lovely.

Thanks Paul, their limbs will come apart if they're not careful. :smiling2:

Wabble,
Simply superb mate.

Thanks Scottie, I'm just glad they're at this stage already.

Those are great.

Thank you Jim, always with the praises.

Excellent progress on these guys Mr. Wabble....looking forward to you getting some paint on them!:thumb2:

Thanks Rick, got to paint them soon before they fall apart...hazards of breakdancing.

Speak for yourself, buddy!

You still breakdance Neil?:flushed:

Cheers,
Wabble

 

[Neil Merryweather]

You still breakdance Neil?:flushed:

Of course, don't you?
But I've stopped doing the backflips after I turned 60, and I don't spin on my head any more in case I enlarge the bald patch

 

[Mickc1440]

Great figure work, love those lanyards

 

[Tim Marlow]

Of course, don't you?
But I've stopped doing the backflips after I turned 60, and I don't spin on my head any more in case I enlarge the bald patch

Sure, but the bald patch reduces friction so you can spin much further and faster…..

 

[Neil Merryweather]

Sure, but the bald patch reduces friction so you can spin much further and faster…..

I'm not prepared to risk it Tim...

 

[Tim Marlow]

I'm not prepared to risk it Tim...

Me neither, the theory is good though…..

 

[tr1ckey66]

Truly excellent work Richard. It isn't simply the detail, nor the craftsmanship (of which there is plenty) but the fact that the whole ensemble tells a compelling story is really excellent.
Absorbing stuff :thumb2:
Cheers, Paul

 

[rtfoe]

Of course, don't you?
But I've stopped doing the backflips after I turned 60, and I don't spin on my head any more in case I enlarge the bald patch

Once I get down I normally stay down and forget about the spin.

Great figure work, love those lanyards

Thanks Mick.

Sure, but the bald patch reduces friction so you can spin much further and faster…..

He'll need oil or he'll smell burnt skin.

Truly excellent work Richard. It isn't simply the detail, nor the craftsmanship (of which there is plenty) but the fact that the whole ensemble tells a compelling story is really excellent.
Absorbing stuff :thumb2:
Cheers, Paul

Thanks Paul, half the fun is creating the scenario and poses. Most importantly eye direction.

Cheers,
Wabble

 

[rtfoe]

Don't know why I used thinner foil for my weapons sling straps...so flimsy and kept breaking at the buckles so I'm re-doing them with my regular Ikea salmon paste tube foil.

Cheers,
Wabble

 

[rtfoe]

Here's the botched sling strap...

And the new 7 pieces with the thicker foil...


Cheers,
Wabble

 

[Mini Me]

Those appear to be of the proper "scale" :nerd: thickness and should do nicely once painted up......mind the sling counters Richard, they might not agree with my observations!

 

[Guest]

Wabble, love the movement in those figures , superb .

 

[Airborne01]

Those appear to be of the proper "scale" :nerd: thickness and should do nicely once painted up......mind the sling counters Richard, they might no agree with my observations!

Well. now you've mentioned it ... :smiling5:
Stefano von Calculus

 

[rtfoe]

Those appear to be of the proper "scale" :nerd: thickness and should do nicely once painted up......mind the sling counters Richard, they might not agree with my observations!

Thanks Rick, I know what you mean. :smiling2:

Wabble, love the movement in those figures , superb .

Thank you John. "I like to move it, move it..."

Well. now you've mentioned it ... :smiling5:
Stefano von Calculus

Rivet rivet... sounds from a pond.

Cheers,
Wabble