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Here are a few generic SAS people, have been experimenting with Milliput and moulded a few hats and divers helmets onto the original heads...

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Very nice! Which black paint do you use?

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Again, brilliant Matt.

And again, I love the Diver!

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Thanks, its humbrol 85 satin black...
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love the blonde chick. any of these guys have names?

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Not yet, Im going top work on some bios one day and will make some customs to match the BAF minor characters too.
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Great selection of customs.

I'd try milliput black for these. The other thing is the hats - milliput cures in about 2 hours, though becomes harder to use after 45 minutes (all depending on heat/humidity)

Initially it's like a clay, but it becomes increasingly plastic in character as it cures.

After maybe 20 minutes the stuff becomes very stable upon rolling, so you can use a felt tip pen to roll very thin sheets. Then cut the hat brims and use a cocktail stick wetted in warm water - will work a treat!

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