doing modern military figures?

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PTSD is a debilitating illness and anyone can be affected by it(me)if treated correctly it can be overcome.I do not think ex forces will be offended at modern figure's.many I believe many make kits of military subjects to overcome mental illness.
So go for it:)
 
I'd start with eBay, Marc, but you can try online vendors like Roll Models, Sprue Brothers, maybe Hobby Bunker, too. There are a number of manufacturers who make building kits--MiniArt, I believe, does some Middle Eastern/Central Asian buildings, for example.

Try Squadron's site, too.

For general diorama scenery, I'd try the nearest hobby shop, model railroad shop, or the craft store chain AC Moore. They started carrying Woodland Scenics; at least, the local franchisee here in Allentown stocks WS. HobbyTown does, too.

Also, try looking at the shows. A number of vendors at our show had various products on hand, and I think you'll find some at other shows, too.

Hope that helps!

Prost!
Brad
 
I do a set of figures in mind and it is from Master Box Ltd and it is called Some where in the Middle East-Present day someone must know the box and figures inside also should I use the colors for the campo on the box or is there a better way ? or should I do another box from them and then again buy the figures from Live Resin ? I another question that is my former boss at CBS.INC was in Nam and he handled the a grenade launcher is there any of kits that have it ?
 
for scenery I have woodland molds of rocks but I am not sure of colors for the area .

You can get good results with those molds, Marc. There's a guy over at the Treefrog Toy Soldier forum, Mike Miller, I believe, who as used them for rocks in some of his dioramas. I've thought about getting them myself, for French-and-Indian-War scenes.

As far as coloring goes, depending on the material you're using--plaster, for example, or resin-you could tint it when you mix it, for a base color, and then apply other colors on the cured, molded result.

Prost!
Brad
 

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