Well, here they are folks.
Some last minute trickery that may be of interest:
The trumpet cord is made of two threads of different colours from my mothers sewing kit, twisted and then fixed together with a coat of Humbrol Clear.
The reins are made from paper, blackened with a felt tip. Once they were attached to the horse and rider, I soaked them with water to make them supple, and pushed them down a bit. Gravity and drying did the rest. Another one of those cases where you don't simulate, but effectively build the real thing at a much smaller scale, and with different materials.
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Very nice indeedy
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Excellent work Rob, and a thread that I will be relating back to when I do my conversion in the up coming GB. Thanks for all the tips.
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Now you've gotten me curious... what are you planning to convert?Molly-new wrote:a thread that I will be relating back to when I do my conversion in the up coming GB.
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I have the Airfix George Washington figure which I hope to convert into a a figure of King William of Orange.
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Ambitious... none of the pictures of the English William of Orange I found look anything like Washington. I'll be keeping an eye on that one.Molly-new wrote:I have the Airfix George Washington figure which I hope to convert into a a figure of King William of Orange.
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Very, very good Rob; figure-work is not my cup of tea, but yours is an inspiration!
Best wishes
Jim
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Excellent finish on this group.
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