Hi guys !
Well, I know I haven't been posting stuff in quite a bit, so I thought that I'll redeem myself now. I haven't had time to do any groundwork yet, but I thought I'd show you all what I've sculpted so far. The first set is tentatively entitled " Puppy Therapy " and the second " Shakespeare In The Trenches ". As usual, Hornet heads and hands were used. The bare foot is from Historex and so is the adult dog (with some putty modification). The Lewis gun is from one of our talented pF members Will (thanks, Will ). Details for the Lewis ammo carriers came courtesy of Dan Morton (thanks Dan ). The skull came from Calibre35 and the boots were either scratch-built or from my spares box. The magpie is a modified resin casting from Julius Models. Everything else is scratch-built or sculpted, inclusive of the 2 puppies and trench periscope. For "fun", I gave each of the troopers a Edelweiss cap badge (sculpted, of course !) I plan to have them situated either in a well-used trench-work or a rear area rest zone. As always, thanks for looking. Cheers !
Kenneth .
First up : "Puppy Therapy"
Well, I know I haven't been posting stuff in quite a bit, so I thought that I'll redeem myself now. I haven't had time to do any groundwork yet, but I thought I'd show you all what I've sculpted so far. The first set is tentatively entitled " Puppy Therapy " and the second " Shakespeare In The Trenches ". As usual, Hornet heads and hands were used. The bare foot is from Historex and so is the adult dog (with some putty modification). The Lewis gun is from one of our talented pF members Will (thanks, Will ). Details for the Lewis ammo carriers came courtesy of Dan Morton (thanks Dan ). The skull came from Calibre35 and the boots were either scratch-built or from my spares box. The magpie is a modified resin casting from Julius Models. Everything else is scratch-built or sculpted, inclusive of the 2 puppies and trench periscope. For "fun", I gave each of the troopers a Edelweiss cap badge (sculpted, of course !) I plan to have them situated either in a well-used trench-work or a rear area rest zone. As always, thanks for looking. Cheers !
Kenneth .
First up : "Puppy Therapy"