Hi This is a little something i did a while ago ,thought i would put it up untill i have something better to show.
Bob

Hi bob,
I've noticed that you haven't gotten any responses to your project.
I think I might know why not.
It's that executable file you have there. I'd like to see what you're working on but I'm not going to download an executable file to do it. There're too many risks involved in doing something like this.
Do you think you could try posting one or two pictures instead? Or maybe a link to where they are posted?
I'd be willing to bet that you'll get some responses then.
Just a suggestion...no offense intended.
Craig

Plus it doesn't actually work anyway (I downloaded it @ work & it's a corrupt file )
I'd like to see some pics of this too!

Simon

sorry, seems that i made a total mess of sending the 4 pics i have will try and sort it out with some help from a pal
bob

hello Bob,
If you need any help from this end let us know

Guy

Hi if this one works I'll try the rest, cant find a fingers crossed smilie
Bob

you got it
that would be quite a challenge!

May be to big noy sure i got i yet!!
Bob

Excellent work Bob, Please tell us maore about your figure......love to hear more about what you did....good photos

Guy

Hi bob,
Glad to see you got that worked out.
Now, if this is what you're posting until you have something better...I can't wait!
This is extremely nice looking. Good job there. I've never had the courage to try one of these samurai figures.
Craig

Hi Bob,

Nice work ! I love the colors you chose, but that's why I love samurai-- they're so colorful.

You indicate that this figure is a conversion from a bust. What parts of the figure did you build, and is the horse also scratchbuilt? Also, if any of the armor or the arrows are scratchbuilt, I'd love to hear how you did them. I need some arrows for a conversion I'm working on, and I'm not satisfied with what I've come up with so far.

Mike Szwarc

Gentlemen I thank you,more pics to follow , the bust is the harton min samurai with reworked arms, the horse is the old airfix 1/12th standing bengal lancer and 1/2 kilo of magicsculpt
I made a single row of lacing for the armour and used a moulding rubber from the art shop called siligum which cures in minutes to cast rows of lacing and fixed to form the bottom 1/2 of the figure
saddle stirrups and horse furniture all from magicsculpt reference from the Leed Armouries who have a brilliant samurai section.
bow from beaten brass rod and MS.arrows reworked from the kit with thin brass rod
bob