I am alway impressed by the way you manage to create your figs. When I grow up, I hope to be able to get them just as good as yours...

Hahahahaa,yes,well,when I grow up,I wanna take uber realistic pics like Timbo. It's always nice to have goals.

Here is another recent release by Rado figures. I changed him a bit again. More "bent" forward and the ammo belts therefor have to hang free. A hastily rolled poncho was also added.




I went for a more faded and dirty look for the Italian cammo overalls. By the time of this action,these kids had been living in holes for almost a month. It is a moral challenge to paint such difficult cammo patterns and then cover them with dirt,dust and mud,but well....there it is. I know from training at the NTC for weeks in the field or living in a hole at the border of Iraq how disgusting a human can get. The good news is,you all get disgusting together and so don't notice it as much! LoL
J

Hi Jerry, as usially a fantastic project indeed......i appreciate so much the way in which you, starting from a mix match of plastic figures realize same incredible soldiers.......many congratulations.
Could you say me in which way you realized the net on the british helmets??'

Thanks.
Mario from Italy.

Moltograzi amico mio,
I use bridal veil fabric called "tulle". It comes in all kind of shapes and styles. I get samples from the sewing store.
J

Quite briljant these figures..., you might try medicatie gause for helmet cover, fasten with pva glue

Thanks,I will keep that in mind,
J

Hi Jerry,

Another excellently animated figure, love the apprehensive stooped feel to this figure, .

Cheers, .

G

Ruckin On Jerry, lookin good!