Steve Brodie
PlanetFigure Supporter
Glued his arms on and filled in the gaps, needs to dry for 24hrs then to be sanded. Base layer painted onto his face, eyes painted in
Sanding and re painting the joins at this stage would scare me to death
Sanding and re painting the joins at this stage would scare me to death
The left eye on my copy isn't as defined as your copy.,I am, as you can see, having some difficulty in getting the post to behave! I remain a bit behind you Steve, but am making some progress. I have not yet "misted" the white layers on the horse, but think I may get there this weekend.
I had the same issue with the 17th Lancer conversion (https://www.planetfigure.com/thread...rds-trumpeter-egypt-1882.239615/#post-1066947). Of course the larger the casting the larger the even minor mismatches between the parts. The horses moulded by Victory Miniatures have complete bodies with separate legs. This doesn't get rid of moulding gaps but does help.
Mike
Hey was yours like warped in the middle of the horses body? mine was causing a huge gap
Knowing my luck, I would over heat it and up with a 'wonkey donkey'I have found that a heat gun, as used by aeromodellers, is quite good at straightening warped parts although I haven't used it on anything as big as a horse. You have to be careful not to overdo it as well.
Mike