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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: Mr Mipps on June 17, 2008, 08:48:58 AM
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I thought I'd have a go at some 28mm figures, the first are a couple of resistance fighters, one standing on guard over another preparing to get the radio out.
(http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s207/simonlee_photos/Greens/resistance10.jpg)
(http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s207/simonlee_photos/Greens/P6080027JPGa.jpg)
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They are very good, how much sculpting have you done in the past. Really like the face on the first one. It looks like it would be a joy to paint. Show us more please
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They are very good, how much sculpting have you done in the past. Really like the face on the first one. It looks like it would be a joy to paint. Show us more please
I have done a fair amount of 25mm figures, these are amongst my first 28/30mm figures and I was surprised how much difference a couple of mm can make to style and detail.
I'll show more when they are done, but what to do?
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Those are very nice ;)
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Excellent. How about some women? There is a real lack of women with weapons in the Pulp field. There are a few trenchcoated women with sten guns here and there but most 28mm figures are from the 1920s, gangsters' molls etc. What we need are Thirties/Forties ladies with pistols in their hands.
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very nice do let us know when there done.
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Very Nice,
They really look like they could be my relatives. Of course, we're German Swiss so that isn''t possible - they are not willing to die for various imperial causes.
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Good looking figures.
I'd go for more (French) resistance figures as they can also be used for other periods if you keep 'em generic enough.