Iwo Jima 1-32 Scale
- Thread starter Neil Merryweather
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yes it's very nice to use
A bit late but... permission to board, Captain.
Neil,
I am definitely in for this mate, hope to learn a lot about figure modifying.
I am definitely in for this mate, hope to learn a lot about figure modifying.
So this is what "Plastic" Surgeons converse about over tea and biscuits! :tongue-out3: :tears-of-joy:
:thumb2:
Many stories about medics being targeted, as they thought that would demoralise the US troops more, and be one less person available to help the wounded opposition.
Vietnam war has the same stories about the enemy targeting US medical troops in priority to anyone else in their field of view.,
Like Scottie I'm hoping to learn a little about the skills involved in figure modifying.
I've added arms and a head to the casualty from the spares box
And I 've started work on the kneeling guy using one leg from each of these
I cut away the boot soles
I'll have to add a trouser cuff to the right leg
I pinned the torso to the legs
I found arms and hands in the spares box and pinned them
and finally a head
So, bring on the next one!
And I 've started work on the kneeling guy using one leg from each of these
I cut away the boot soles
I'll have to add a trouser cuff to the right leg
I pinned the torso to the legs
I found arms and hands in the spares box and pinned them
and finally a head
So, bring on the next one!
G
Looking good Neil .
I think I have 11 helmets with cloth covers on so that's probably the number
I have a similar OR but not many organ donors as you have. Am quite explicit in even matching the blood type
:tongue-out: Cool selection of limbs and outnards.Cheers,
Wabble
Very clever stuff Neil. This adapting figures malarkey is a branch of the hobby with it's own set of skills. What putty do you use to fill in the joints?
Milliput usually Jim.
Sometimes it only needs a bit of PPP or similar. I also use Duro (Greenstuff) for the hair and delicate things, and GW Liquid Greenstuff is quite good as well.
Rather you than me! But looking like you're off to a good start!
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