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Miniatures Adventure => Old West => Topic started by: Svennn on June 29, 2016, 10:24:55 PM
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You know that inward groan you have to keep in when a non wargaming mate says "you paint toy soldiers, could you do a couple for me?" and all you manage is a very polite "of course".
The true sinking feeling doesn't hit until they bring them round and you get to see the task in all its glory
(http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w198/svennnthedhnut/1-DSCF1140_zpsyen3oh8r.jpg) (http://s176.photobucket.com/user/svennnthedhnut/media/1-DSCF1140_zpsyen3oh8r.jpg.html)
to be continued.........
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Looking forward to seeing this trash transformed to treasure.
Lon
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Yikes...good..luck? :`
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lol never mind mate.
cheers
James
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Well, good luck! :o
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lol
I am confident in your skills to do a wonderful job on those ;)
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You're going to need to sculpt a very grassy base if you are to have any chance, any chance at all, of getting those horses to stay upright - especially the one with a missing hoof. Probably need to use something like Fimo - but much more durable. Probably need milli-put. (sp) Again, good luck.
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You know that inward groan you have to keep in when a non wargaming mate says "you paint toy soldiers, could you do a couple for me?"
Nope, the only people that know I paint toy soldiers are the people I've played toy soldiers with.
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Good luck. Reminds me of restoration of artefacts from an ancient site.
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(http://media.mediazs.com/bilder/pigs/ears/5/300/199755_schweineohren_stueck_5.jpg)
Can you make me a silk purse when you've finished?
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Bleedin' 'Ell!
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Good luck!
....or just buy new versions.
;)
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Looking forward to seeing this trash transformed to treasure.
Lon
You have more faith than me lol
I have set my expectations very low and am aiming for a toy look, it would take a far more talented (and patient) man than I to get even a tabletop wargames finish on these. The plastic is so old and brittle it is breaking just by looking at it so your wishes of luck are greatly appreciated.
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Wow, you should start an American Pickers type programme!
It's almost beyond belief that they even kept them...
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Well this is what I managed, just could not spend any more time or effort on these.
(http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w198/svennnthedhnut/1-DSCF1149_zps8gimqmvz.jpg) (http://s176.photobucket.com/user/svennnthedhnut/media/1-DSCF1149_zps8gimqmvz.jpg.html)(http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w198/svennnthedhnut/2-DSCF1150_zpsbh4mroxy.jpg) (http://s176.photobucket.com/user/svennnthedhnut/media/2-DSCF1150_zpsbh4mroxy.jpg.html)(http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w198/svennnthedhnut/3-DSCF1151_zpsu3m8zipu.jpg) (http://s176.photobucket.com/user/svennnthedhnut/media/3-DSCF1151_zpsu3m8zipu.jpg.html)
cheers Svennn
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Nicely done
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Pretty impressive work. I wouldn't have posted those final pictures though, you're going to get more requests :D
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The Lone Ranger rides again!!!
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Most impressive!
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I think he has the Magnificent Seven for you to do next.
:D
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Nice job, I would have been tempted to throw them in the bin.
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Well, I guess you can polish a turd ;)
Careful though mate, he might want the entire Sioux nation and the 7th cavalry to go with them :D
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You would only need 80 cavalry men if you had the whole Sioux nation.
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They look terrific, I hope the recipient is very pleased with them.
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A cracking recovery . Well done