Blood for the Baron!

Hell, I missed this one cobber. The customs are unleashed? Good job all round, Steve.

You got me browsing the BBI stuff now, too.





Oh, Stratocaster......

Dangerous aint it Chopper! Some awesome 1/18th stuff there! I'm soooooo tempted by that Hummer. And a Tank. And some SAS guys.... damn it - best finish some of these others off first though!!!!

I'd say so, Steve. You got a few projects going that I'd like to see the results of.

I can't get my head around AF in modern kit tbh. I'd much rather they were in gear from the 80's and early 90's. Westland Lynx, Scorpion tanks etc. Thats where my heart truly lies, I guess. Unless we are talking Shads, then weirdo modern stuff is acceptable

Chopper wrote:I'd say so, Steve. You got a few projects going that I'd like to see the results of.

I know! I know! I'm trying to focus on one at a time, but end up getting distracted. For months on end. Aim to get the WIP shelf cleared by the end of the year!

Good luck with that I got AF's everywhere atm, just landed a few acc's for the troops. Its mix and match time...... sidetracked again.....

i wasnt keen on the figures you used but these have turned out brilliantly.

look class, the individual heads are really cool and give the faceless shads a bit of identity.

quality stuff mate.
Bill

Double-tap wrote:i wasnt keen on the figures you used but these have turned out brilliantly.

look class, the individual heads are really cool and give the faceless shads a bit of identity.

quality stuff mate.
Bill

Thanks Bill. I was similar with the figures - they seem to be more diorama type of figures than toys - too much articulation (they come with a "choice of arms"!) and I always thought (and still do) that the arms they have are too long. But the end result I am really pleased with, and they proved a perfect learning experience for my first dalliance into customs.

SteveD wrote:

Double-tap wrote:i wasnt keen on the figures you used but these have turned out brilliantly.

look class, the individual heads are really cool and give the faceless shads a bit of identity.

quality stuff mate.
Bill

Thanks Bill. I was similar with the figures - they seem to be more diorama type of figures than toys - too much articulation (they come with a "choice of arms"!) and I always thought (and still do) that the arms they have are too long. But the end result I am really pleased with, and they proved a perfect learning experience for my first dalliance into customs.

first customs too, eh

really impressed and looking forward to more.

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wow just wow, give these guys those custom casted heads and you have the perfect update of the RED SHADOW TROOPERS

man id buy like 20 at least LOL