Historex First Love Never Forgot...

planetFigure

Help Support planetFigure:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.

borin

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jul 13, 2011
Messages
144
Hi every body...

I add my love for Historex to many athers in this forum...
this my last figure Historex 100%
IMG_1690bis.jpgIMG_1691bis.jpgIMG_1692bis.jpgIMG_1695bis.jpgIMG_1693bis.jpg
 
I too love Historex. The Carabiner is one I would like to paint, but I don't know how to paint the copper cuirass and helmet. Would you be so kind as to try giving a detailed description on how you did it?
Thanks,
Pete
 
Beautiful, I have boxes of Historex parts and kits and often think of returning to them, just time, even just handling the kits bring back memories ( they introduced me to figure modelling) and inspiration, definately still a place for these as shown by this lovely piece. Your work reminds me of Pierre Conrad and his Historex pieces.
Best wishes
I like the base very much also
 
Very nice mounted figure composition - historex can look stiff but not this one. Very natural and fine painting. I like these kits a lot - I often find myself dwelling over older kits (the ones that got me started - airfix collectors series, historex, tamiya 1/35 military series, tradition of London ) even though modern sculpting and casting is often superior the charm and nostalgia they evoke is irresistible.
Cheers Mat
 
Airfix 54mm and Historex introduced me to figure modelling too. An excellent job of this figure.

Mike
 
You have nailed this one , always hard to make Historex look fluid ,the pose is really good on this one looks more like a metal kit,which is the hardest thing to do with these figures (y)

Ron
 
Pete I'm not a Nappy expert at all but Humbrol do an enamel that is a good copper colour that might help you out

Steve
 
thanks very much my friend... for me Historex is some thing same a religion, every time I open a bag... I don't know what hapen tu me... I smell the porfume of all those little parts white and........... I fly in George Bloond book, hahahaha!!!!

Soon I will post another figure I will try to answer to pgarry27

Lasalle sei Stefano Manni? se si ben trovato...
 
Lovely work. Though mine were never as good, it takes me back to when I used to make Historex figures in the '70s and makes me wonder if I should look at Historex again, now that I've returned to the hobby.

Jeff
 
thanks very much my friend... for me Historex is some thing same a religion, every time I open a bag... I don't know what hapen tu me... I smell the porfume of all those little parts white and........... I fly in George Bloond book, hahahaha!!!!

Soon I will post another figure I will try to answer to pgarry27

Lasalle sei Stefano Manni? se si ben trovato...

No, sono Andrea (andy70 su Figurinitaly...)
 
Historex is great! Love the painting and is it a combination of sets from Historex or did you use a special number of them?

Gr.JW
 
Great work! As mentioned, Historex figs generally look very stiff but you managed to make this look very natural. Your whites and metals are spot on.

Hope to see more of these done by you

Colin
 
this is 100% Historex with some little strategic corections to get it natural...

ciao Andi70!!
 
Back
Top