I plan to build a field hospital at a scale of 1:35, my problem is to find suitable figures to the staff, I would need two doctors / surgeons. I've searched all manufacturers I know of, but can not find anything that could work.
Someone who can help me?
Thinking of converting a chef, from a field kitchen, but would like some figures with a long white doctors' coats.
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perlossing
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Posted: Thursday, May 19, 2011 - 06:47 AM UTC
callmehobbes
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Posted: Thursday, May 19, 2011 - 09:27 AM UTC
Dragon did a doctor/nurse set. (I think it came with the Kubel ambulance?)
ICM do a soviet medical team that could be converted.
Hope this helps.
ICM do a soviet medical team that could be converted.
Hope this helps.
pdelsoglio
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Posted: Thursday, May 19, 2011 - 12:30 PM UTC
Quoted Text
Dragon did a doctor/nurse set. (I think it came with the Kubel ambulance?)
ICM do a soviet medical team that could be converted.
Hope this helps.
Hi there.
I think he is there.
Combining that set (DML 6336) and another set, DML Medical Troops (DML 6074) which has a wounded soldier on a strecht in a very similar position that the one in the picture, I think you can manage to duplicate the scene.
Cheers,
Pablo
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Posted: Thursday, May 19, 2011 - 12:47 PM UTC
Have you seen this 2 figure set from Jaguar? "Come Closer" #JA63071
The doctor is wearing a long white coat/gown.
-Sherb
http://www.jaguarmodels.com/135sf5.htm
The doctor is wearing a long white coat/gown.
-Sherb
http://www.jaguarmodels.com/135sf5.htm
perlossing
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Posted: Saturday, May 21, 2011 - 12:54 AM UTC
Thanks guys.
think that I am trying to convert some of my chef. would like to buy those figures from Jaguar, but right now I can not afford it, has just placed an order with hobby link in japan
think that I am trying to convert some of my chef. would like to buy those figures from Jaguar, but right now I can not afford it, has just placed an order with hobby link in japan
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Posted: Monday, May 30, 2011 - 04:14 PM UTC
You might look on eBay or another online store or even in the back corner of a LHS...find the old Tamiya British Stretcher Party (35106) or the British Land Rover Ambulance (35082). Those litter bearers and doctor can be great starts for what you're looking for! With a little putty and some creative sculpting, you can make them any nationality/military you want!
I modified those figures to be WWII US Army medic (foot of litter), ambulance driver (left side) and doctor (right side, holding plasma bottle) at an Aid Station. (It's a work in progress)
The doctor's apron is masking tape. The stethoscope is wire. Plasma bottle is part of a clear styrene sprue with wire and masking tape details. All the rest of the conversions from British to US uniforms were made with putty. I did modify the pose of their arms--except for the medic.
Just an idea. Hope this helps!
I modified those figures to be WWII US Army medic (foot of litter), ambulance driver (left side) and doctor (right side, holding plasma bottle) at an Aid Station. (It's a work in progress)
The doctor's apron is masking tape. The stethoscope is wire. Plasma bottle is part of a clear styrene sprue with wire and masking tape details. All the rest of the conversions from British to US uniforms were made with putty. I did modify the pose of their arms--except for the medic.
Just an idea. Hope this helps!