Airborne01
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Absolute carnage! Vlad would be proud!In case anyone's interested, this is what a 'plastic surgeon's' surgery looks like
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Absolute carnage! Vlad would be proud!In case anyone's interested, this is what a 'plastic surgeon's' surgery looks like
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Cheers RickNice poses Neil.......how many figs. will there be all together?
1mm for most and 0.5mm for the wristsIt's fascinating seeing the angle of the cuts , , probably asked before , but the copper wire size please .The filling will be interesting Neil .
Thanks Neil1mm for most and 0.5mm for the wrists
cheers AllenHonestly Neil, he looks mighty good to me! The worn and tired look comes across very well. I would say the only thing missing is a tattoo with USMC on his arm, or maybe MOM...BTW, and not critizing your work, I've never seen grenades with silver fuses on them. They were the same color as the grenade body (I could be wrong though)...
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Allen
That's very useful, thanks Rick! I did wonder.Hi Neil, Well for a first article it looks pretty good.....I did notice the "obvious" discrepancies as you did, I don't know if you are aware of this or not, but thought I would mention it and let you decide if you want to make changes or not. The Marine is equipped with an M1 Carbine that has no bayonet lug on it. As issued the recipient would have also received an M3 fighting knife instead of the 10 inch bayonet that was issued with the Garand. Here's a shot of the two for comparison. I love the use of pastels for weathering. They allow you to make very subtle differences in how things appear on the finished product. Tony Greenland was my teacher.......years ago. View attachment 480658
Custard filling John custard. I would use two part putty like Magic Sculpt as its adhesive and hardening properties are excellent not to mention sculpting.It's fascinating seeing the angle of the cuts , , probably asked before , but the copper wire size please .The filling will be interesting Neil .
HBT stands for HerringBone Twill which is what the uniform is made from. In real life it gives the effect of a slightly lighter toned stripe to the fabric. If you look back at Rick's image of the jacket you'll see it.Neil,
You make it look so easy. I may of missed it but what are HBT lines?
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