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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: Belisarius on August 30, 2012, 08:06:48 PM
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After reading the interesting inquiry from H. M. Stanley and the excellent answer from Plynkes I thought I,d have a stab at knocking one up using an Ansar figure from the Perry box . I fancied a kneeling figure as there is a distinct lack of them.
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Both legs were cut and repositioned, plastic wedges cut from sprue inserted into the joins to help the pose, the robes the figure is wearing being an advantage in disguising the joints. I had the choice of two poses and opted for the firing one.
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I,ve armed him with a musket from the A.C.W. box but I reckon if the lock and hammer was shaved off you could label it as any type of musket rifled musket you care to name. I finished by adding a tassel cut from a zouave hat to his fez. I resisted the temptation to give him a cartridge box as I reason these guys carried them in the waist sash. I,ll throw a coat of primer over him tonight and slap a splash of paint on tommorow.
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Awesome!
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Very clever - well done
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Good conversion work well documented 8)
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great job :-*
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So it is a river in Egypt!
Very nice work, indeed! Love it!
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Gentlemen too kind - figure as promised basing to follow
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Starting to get the hang of this photo lark. Using Capt. Blood,s tip always crop the image.
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Couple more figures waiting for a a primer spray. The second one I,ve already marked down as a scout, I see him reporting back maybe to a figure on horseback which would make a good diorama.
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I like the bearded gent's pose very much - nicely done.
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Thankee sir. 1st coat of paint follows.
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last post
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Great to se them with paint allready.
This plastic set is just full of potential.
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Yes a very useful set. I,m thinking about French zoaves using a mix of this set and the ACW Zoaves. I put these 4 together last week the possibilities are endless. I was aiming for a few ragged badly armed villagers, one is carrying a matchlock.
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Basing finished but not varnishing yet.