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Evening folks, I am looking to buy the German photographer figure that came with the 1/35 scale TAKOM Mk IV female tank in 'captured' format. http://www.themodellingnews.com/2015/01/clayton-changes-sex-with-his-build.html As it does not appear to be sold separately and Fleabay is no use...

This was a present from my boys for my Birthday back in October. Nearly finished it...

This is my second attempt to get this done. The head is a donor (Young's MG34 gunner with scratch-built kepi. The body (Mk3) is now made from a Japanese polymer clay that air-dries to a porcelain finish. The hand is a donor (Young again, this time from the MG42 bust) with a scratched collection...

First time I've attempted a large project like this. The head is a heavily re-worked Young's head from his MG34 Gunner. I'm also using the MG42 gunner's left (gloved) hand. Both were spares from past projects. Otherwise it is all home-made. I'm up to checking symmetry and starting to detail the...

http://www.psfk.com/2013/10/supermarket-3d-printed-clones.html So, why not dress up in your favorite uniform, adopt a pose and have a model of yourself (full colour is an option apparently). ;) Or we could club together and produce our own masters> :wideyed:

Has anybody bought one of these yet? Could you share your thoughts/experiences if so? Thanks!

A quick update: Chin strap completed as per advice kindly offered on this veritable forum (thank you, gents!) The eagle is shaped plasticard. I've airbrushed some basic colours in to see how it all tones up....Still a ways to go.

Looking For 1/9 or 1/10 bust WW2 British Officer. Do any of my fellow pF folk know of such a beast?

Folks. This is a rough working of my next-but-one project. I've raided my 1/10th scale parts bin and then ordered a Panzerfaust from Steve over at Reedees Miniatures.

Very much a WIP. My first attempt with sculpy and paper/card to make the headgear after attacking Young's MG34 gunner with a razor saw...:eek: The chinstrap has 3 buckles/adjusters. Any hints/tips on how to make them gratefully acknowledged!(y)

Done as much as I want to this. :sleep: Ready to hand over to my good friend and neighbour who served with the 3rd during the war.

*HUGE* vote of thanks to Steve Readdie over at Reedees Miniatures Ltd ( https://sites.google.com/site/reedeesminiatures/ ) who accepted my request to make this cap badge in 1/10th scale. I'm making this for a dear friend and neighbour who served with the 3rd at the close of WW2 through to 1947...

As a paying customer, I was fortunate enough to purchase some lengths of "pre-release" 1/9th scale ammunition belts from Steve Readdie last week (in conjunction with a bespoke badge he did for me...but that's another story for later on...:angelic: ). After the ubiquitous Paypal transaction, 2...

Chaps (and chapesses). I have a dear friend who served during the final few weeks of the war in the 3rd carabiniers (Prince of Wales' Own Dragoon Guards) as a young 17 1/2 yr old subaltern (He fibbed about his age). I'm sure he won't mind my mentioning that he was blown up commanding a Daimler...

This is what some of my colleagues do for a living... :)

Early doors...but I've decided to go for the whole 'Wehrmacht Poster Boy' look on this one. Will have to work a way around resolving that pout tho...

Not that any of you talented types need inspiration, but if Carlsberg could model modern Afghan dioramas... We have this image amongst many others in the corridors at work. Crown Copyright acknowledged.

http://www.swannysmodels.com/TheCompleteFuture.html;)

All done bar the shouting. I'll look at it again with a fresh pair of eyes in a few days and see if anything jumps out at me that needs correcting. Comments welcome (as always!)