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Re: TSG's Workbench.
« Reply #495 on: 05 April 2023, 12:38:24 AM »
Ah you see there in lies the cunning plan.
This first version ( sculpt) I've opted for the near enclosed cockpit. Giving the opportunity to add a little more weight.So it's possible to drill into it and add some ballast.( Well that's the theory.)
As there were roughly thirty prototypes, fifteen pre production models,and twenty four production models. I've taken a little license with the cockpit combining several original design choices into one airframe. Simply to ease casting. Once it's glued together I'll know if it's worth casting the skeleton cockpit.To have two variants. One for the Follies range and One the Homefront range . Or simply just the first version in both if it's well received.As I'm currently working on the master's and Dollie's. For a new range due out sometime later in the year.

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Re: TSG's Workbench.
« Reply #496 on: 05 April 2023, 03:28:58 AM »
Crafty bugger! Makes sense.
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Re: Test musings on 'Chilly Brit's TSG's Workbench.
« Reply #497 on: 16 April 2023, 06:56:52 PM »
As it says on the tin.

I'm busy musing over a new project. These aren't much more than an exercise in scaling and equipment proportions As there'd be not point in getting the bits and bobs in a mould. Only to find they don't work on figures.
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Re: A little sculpting/ test piece's. ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #498 on: 25 April 2023, 04:40:33 PM »
More or less set on styling.

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Re: Test musings on 'Chilly Brit's TSG's Workbench.
« Reply #499 on: 25 April 2023, 04:51:11 PM »
As it says on the tin.

I'm busy musing over a new project. These aren't much more than an exercise in scaling and equipment proportions As there'd be not point in getting the bits and bobs in a mould. Only to find they don't work on figures.

Is that a FAL or SLR rifle? If so those might come in useful. Just hoping for a EU based seller now.
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Re: A little sculpting/ test piece's. ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #500 on: 25 April 2023, 08:57:54 PM »
Is that an M-71 in that last image? If so, he seems to have forgotten to extend the tube :D

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Re: A little sculpting/ test piece's. ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #501 on: 26 April 2023, 04:15:45 AM »
Is that an M-71 in that last image? If so, he seems to have forgotten to extend the tube :D

Pushed the detente and trying to close it up? Silly sod forgot to put the sights down if he did and it won’t lock.

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Re: A little sculpting/ test piece's. ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #502 on: 26 April 2023, 07:01:40 AM »
Carlos, Well spotted! But he did remember  lol
These are test figures and the LAW is to scale at a little under 18mm. Its odd weapon in that in the hands of some troops it looks a Pringles tube,and in others it looks like a drain pipe.
I'm very tempted to go back and adjust the length of the master version of the Law. Just a little to compensate for sculpting hands .As it's does look a little lost on a figure at scale. Infact I'd already adjusted the length of the closed version as I felt in scale It just didn't convey just how much of a pain carrying an extra piece of kit is when it's over two foot of tube to bang around and snag on every thing you've so much as glanced at.

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Re: A little sculpting/ test piece's. ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #503 on: 26 April 2023, 06:09:58 PM »
Give me a shout when you get them cast, Mark, and I'll dig out the Vallejo DPM  ;)

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Re: Felttner Hummingbird test casting ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #504 on: 28 April 2023, 03:24:55 PM »
Jon,
I don't suppose one of these might be something you'd want to colour in,As well?

It's only a test casting as It's been a little over sanded after being moulded( it's happens sometimes time when Simon and Mick aren't particularly familiar yet,with the part shapes of a new model(hence test castings and part fitting.) So the angle of the cockpit is a little lower than it should be.

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Re: Felttner Hummingbird test casting ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #505 on: 28 April 2023, 03:43:48 PM »
That's looking great. I have absolutely no use for one, but I am incredibly tempted.
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Re: Felttner Hummingbird test casting ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #506 on: 28 April 2023, 03:57:14 PM »
I need one of those!   :-*


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Re: Felttner Hummingbird test casting ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #507 on: 28 April 2023, 06:26:25 PM »
Positutely amazing!  ;D


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Re: Felttner Hummingbird test casting ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #508 on: 28 April 2023, 06:39:49 PM »
Now that is pretty outstanding and well pulpy. 
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Re: Felttner Hummingbird test casting ( TSG's Workbench.)
« Reply #509 on: 28 April 2023, 07:30:58 PM »
Here's another picture with some 28's for scaling.

 

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