gforceman
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Hi all,
It's an honor and a big pleasure that I can present to you a new 120mm figure by Alpine. It's a para from the 82nd airborne division, the All Americans, June 1944. The figure is moulded in the gray resin we have become familiar with for Alpine figures and which shows the detail very good and sharp. As is custom with Alpine figures, there are again two heads with this figure : one bareheaded and the other wearing an helmet with camo and a first aid pack. BUt, as they say, a pictures says more then a thousand words, I'll now let the pictures do the talking.
The figure before priming. No putty has been used when this picture was taken. The head is already primed, which is why it appears lighter.
Detail pictures of the badges. Thanks to the excellent sculpting and moulding this will be a breeze to paint!
And the painting so far. As always all painting is done using acrylics and inks. The head is yet glued to the figure and is only placed on for the pictures.
As alway I welcome all tips, critics and remarks.
Best wishes
Gino
It's an honor and a big pleasure that I can present to you a new 120mm figure by Alpine. It's a para from the 82nd airborne division, the All Americans, June 1944. The figure is moulded in the gray resin we have become familiar with for Alpine figures and which shows the detail very good and sharp. As is custom with Alpine figures, there are again two heads with this figure : one bareheaded and the other wearing an helmet with camo and a first aid pack. BUt, as they say, a pictures says more then a thousand words, I'll now let the pictures do the talking.
The figure before priming. No putty has been used when this picture was taken. The head is already primed, which is why it appears lighter.
Detail pictures of the badges. Thanks to the excellent sculpting and moulding this will be a breeze to paint!
And the painting so far. As always all painting is done using acrylics and inks. The head is yet glued to the figure and is only placed on for the pictures.
As alway I welcome all tips, critics and remarks.
Best wishes
Gino