john crawford
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- Feb 15, 2017
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Hi guys ,
I think the subject matter on PF , I mean , different era`s , countries and so on is great , but there is very little modern era 1969 - present ,British , there also seems to be very few companies that produce these figures , in a large scale , 200mm
I know where to get , in my opinion , the very best 120mm , but and this is my reason for posting this .
After sitting , sanding , filling and making sure my figure was the dogs knackersack , I then spent an hour trying to fix bayonet and sling onto weapon , not because of any reason besides the size of my hands,
Then when looking good , and the sun coming out on the south coast , I decided , hey ! , beer and outside for my basecoat , lovely , then a gust of wind come and blew the bloody thing off my table , breaking the weapon , and my heart, I know larger scales will be the same , but repairing a 200mm weapon , has got to be easier than 120
gutted
john
I think the subject matter on PF , I mean , different era`s , countries and so on is great , but there is very little modern era 1969 - present ,British , there also seems to be very few companies that produce these figures , in a large scale , 200mm
I know where to get , in my opinion , the very best 120mm , but and this is my reason for posting this .
After sitting , sanding , filling and making sure my figure was the dogs knackersack , I then spent an hour trying to fix bayonet and sling onto weapon , not because of any reason besides the size of my hands,
Then when looking good , and the sun coming out on the south coast , I decided , hey ! , beer and outside for my basecoat , lovely , then a gust of wind come and blew the bloody thing off my table , breaking the weapon , and my heart, I know larger scales will be the same , but repairing a 200mm weapon , has got to be easier than 120
gutted
john
As far as replacing it , yes I probably could , but , its now in my odds and sods drawer
