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lalo133
Posted: Friday, November 04, 2011 1:24:53 PM
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... Diorama in 1 / 32 scale. Custom flexible plastic soldiers of Marks: Airfix, Britains, Matchbox, Atlantic, Bruv. ect ..
Drawing on my website site: Gallery of puppets / scale 1 / 32. dioramas. ... Some pictures.
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http://zurri1.ucoz.com/rd7.JPG
--------------------------------------------------------- Sincerely ... Jorge.Beer
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35th-scale
Posted: Friday, November 04, 2011 4:51:18 PM

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Hola Jorge.

An interesting use of plastic soldiers and looks like a good paint job, but...

It's ruined by leaving the little plastic bases on the men. I suggest carefillying removing them and inserting small pins in the soles of their boots to help them stand.

Are they many diorams or parts of one large diorama? And welcome to the forum!

Adios,
Sean
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Sean
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lalo133
Posted: Saturday, November 05, 2011 9:56:30 AM
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35th-scale wrote:
Hola Jorge.

An interesting use of plastic soldiers and looks like a good paint job, but...

It's ruined by leaving the little plastic bases on the men. I suggest carefillying removing them and inserting small pins in the soles of their boots to help them stand.

Are they many diorams or parts of one large diorama? And welcome to the forum!

Adios,
Sean


...Beer Thanks Sean for your partner directions. But the concept of these dioramas are for images and dreams of children of the 1960 and 1970 wars who played with plastic soldiers.
These models are not meant to be a sophisticated model for adults.
For more sophisticated models I have on my website the site dedicated to the scale 1 / 10 ... articulated and personalized. ... Sincerely ... Jorge. Beer
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parkadge
Posted: Saturday, November 05, 2011 11:17:23 AM

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lalo133 wrote:
Thanks Sean for your partner directions. But the concept of these dioramas are for images and dreams of children of the 1960 and 1970 wars who played with plastic soldiers.
These models are not meant to be a sophisticated model for adults.
For more sophisticated models I have on my website the site dedicated to the scale 1 / 10 ... articulated and personalized. ... Sincerely ... Jorge. Beer


You didn't explain your concept in the first post though.

Your work is interesting but I think this is the wrong forum for it.

This forum is for "sophisticated model for adults"




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