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Thanks Rob. I think 3d printing is going to change how we acquire figures going forward. -
John, The Wrightlines kits are being sold here. https://www.djparkins.com/home.php?cat=352 -
Hi Lars, John here good to see the layout progressing. Adrian's stuff has been sold on, I think the bulk of the military stuff has gone to Phoenix Models. Will keep in touch through this site or the NGRM okay.
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Nice looking figures Larry. And amazing that these day you can resize and slice up larger figures to print out in the scale you need.
A shame that 1/48 is a little used scale, outside of model railroads.
In 1/35 & 1/72 there are hundreds or thousands of military figures readily available, for both World Wars. And at reasonable prices.
Well done on working around the problem.Leave a comment:
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Larry those are some very nice figures. By the time you paint 250 figures I hope you don't go "cross eyed".Lol.
I've seen your other figures so given your quality of work then these should look amazing. Have fun.
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That's a good variety of troops. Is it possible with that software to select and alter small parts of a figure?(One detail where that could be helpful is reducing the diameter of the helmet on the fourth soldier from the left)Last edited by Bill_Gill; 3 weeks ago.Leave a comment:
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Here i a sample of the slicer functions. Same figure different heights, weight and mirror Left arm to right arm injury. It should help when doing a large scene.Leave a comment:
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Wow, Larry, you're going to be more than halfway to a battalion when you painted them all! How big is the mess tent?Leave a comment:
Can't say I envy the task ahead tho....
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