My 1st ever custom revisited
- Thundershot
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My 1st ever custom revisited
Hi all,
I've never been truly happy my first custom figure (a very simple head swap & repaint), & re-evaluating why, I knew what was bugging me... it was the pistol holster.
So, as the beret was looking tatty & needed a re-paint, I got a bit brave & using my trusty Stanley Knife removed the holster (& the shoulder 'pips' too).
Thanks for looking.
T'shot
I've never been truly happy my first custom figure (a very simple head swap & repaint), & re-evaluating why, I knew what was bugging me... it was the pistol holster.
So, as the beret was looking tatty & needed a re-paint, I got a bit brave & using my trusty Stanley Knife removed the holster (& the shoulder 'pips' too).
Thanks for looking.
T'shot
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- Red Baron
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Re: My 1st ever custom revisited
Looks good. What about painting the belt black - that would give a nice break in the green.
- tintinlostsnowy
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Re: My 1st ever custom revisited
Or Khaki with brass belt buckle and a badge for the beret.Red Baron wrote:Looks good. What about painting the belt black - that would give a nice break in the green.
Looks good either way T,shot.
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Re: My 1st ever custom revisited
I used bestial brown on my Z Force Captain that brings the belt out wonderfully
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- wheeljack0
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Re: My 1st ever custom revisited
Looks really nice for a first custom. I agree with the belt.
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Re: My 1st ever custom revisited
Very nice, that's about right for the palitoy vibe.
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Re: My 1st ever custom revisited
Great addition mate, really nice.
Not here for a long time, just here for a good time.
Re: My 1st ever custom revisited
Simple but sweet mate. Get really brave and paint that beret badge 

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Re: My 1st ever custom revisited
Took your time, matey.
Looks good, agree re the badge too.

Let me tell you, Gunner La-De-Dah Graham, the British Army can fight anything! Intimate or not!