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[tekzo]

Here's my figure design, since my latest diorama project.

So far and plan to do more other setting and era, it's german infantry and officer, japanese pilot and crew, militia of the Indonesian Nationalist movement.

All in 1/35 scale, each file contain 6 figure. Available at my blog :

1. GERMAN INFANTRY AND OFFICER 1/35

2. JAPANESE PILOT AND GROUND CREW 1/35


3. MILITIA OF THE INDONESIAN NATIONALIST MOVEMENT 1/35

cheers

[Rhaven Blaack]

Those look GREAT!!!

[Vermin_King]

Very good, sir, and thanks

[tekzo]

Originally Posted by Rhaven Blaack

Those look GREAT!!!

Thank you Rhaven Blaack, hey..happy late birthday

Originally Posted by Vermin_King

Very good, sir, and thanks

Thank you Vermin_King..plan to make sci fi genre too

[Rhaven Blaack]

Originally Posted by tekzo

Thank you Rhaven Blaack, hey..happy late birthday


Thank you

Thank you sir!!!

[marc pasquin]

Originally Posted by tekzo

Here's my figure design, since my latest diorama project.

So far and plan to do more other setting and era, it's german infantry and officer, japanese pilot and crew, militia of the Indonesian Nationalist movement.

All in 1/35 scale, each file contain 6 figure. Available at my blog :

1. GERMAN INFANTRY AND OFFICER 1/35

2. JAPANESE PILOT AND GROUND CREW 1/35


3. MILITIA OF THE INDONESIAN NATIONALIST MOVEMENT 1/35

cheers

are the limbs and torso hollow ? If so, how sturdy do you find them to be ?

[tekzo]

Originally Posted by marc pasquin

are the limbs and torso hollow ? If so, how sturdy do you find them to be ?

yes, whole part is hollow inside, I suggest use cotton inside

[thunderbolt13]

I have found styrofoam packing 'peanuts' work great as a filler material.

First, cut them (roughly) to size, then squish them down, then insert them into the area you are trying to reinforce.

The peanuts work well, because they will only expand to the inner diameter of the void you are filling. They won't deform the outside of your original paper shape.

Your soldier designs look GREAT! Please design more genres and scales. There are not enough scale figures kits in paper modeling for all the possible vehicle applications.

Best regards,
James