Jerry,
Where is the helmet and liner from?
Thanks, Dan

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Jerry, your tutorials are always great, but I have to admit I was intrigued by the title of this post more than anything else— due to it’s double meaning. While I appreciate very much your method of “turning heads”, my first thought was that at my age it’s getting more difficult to turn my head anymore, and secondly, at my age, the girls don’t quite turn their heads to look at me the same way they used to. All is not lost though—- I can still use your excellent technique to turn a few heads.
VR, Russ

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Heheheh sorry John,
No lack of that subject matter all over the interwebs though. That's what I am told anyway,
J

Yea, I tuned in because of the 'head (line)', (pun intended)...thinking I was going to view some tank porn!

Clever!

:)

Thanks Jerry,
Is there a certain size Live Resin liner that you use?
D

As I mentioned to Jerry on FB, this is why I still love plastic figures from Tamiya/Dragon/Masterbox, etc. They are a stock pile of available figure parts waiting until something strikes your fancy. Even if one of these kits can only make one nice figure, (with addition of detailing, resin, putty, etc.), you'll have a figure that is your own and different from the 1,000 other guys who got a stock resin figure and painted it.

You can see the head really jazz's up a fig nicely with hardly any effort ! I decided to go another route and show a guy approaching the edge of endurance after hand to hand combat on the Ostfront. So I changed heads again to reflect that and began adding other details.

This was the kit pose. Pointing and holding a map.





And,to add interest,he became this.




Let your imagination run free !
J

Once more a fantastic figure!!!

I really like the way that the positioning of the head has changed the whole look of the figure to being hunched over rather than just looking down at a map as per the original.

Another JR gem & the hair did bring the head up to proportion, keep turning small plastic tailor’s dummies into seemingly living human beings - great background too btw

Bumped this up to hopefully clear things a bit concerning the wonderful Hornet heads,etc.
J

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Bumped this up to hopefully clear things a bit concerning the wonderful Hornet heads,etc.
J

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Hi Jerry,

Thanks for 'bumping this up', I am always impressed with your figure building skills/technique, and this has come at a very timely point and will help me no end, .

If you want to suggest that the clothing is wet, e.g. the bottoms of trouser legs, how would you do that?

Cheers, ,

G