China Dave
Active Member
Steve at Reedees Miniatures does some very fine 1/16th weapons and a nice range of heads too (but I'm guessing that this is old news to you guys)
For anyone needing 1/6 scale heads, Tony Barton's your man:-
http://www.antheads.co.uk/catguide/heads
While you're there, his Gallery is well worth a look:-
http://www.antheads.co.uk/galguide
Cheers,
Andrew
I can't go lower than 54mm. I chose 90mm over 120mm. I prefer miniatures to be... more miniature. If that makes sense.
Plus 90mm is easier if the subject is mounted as 120mm horses are massive.
I can't go lower than 54mm. I chose 90mm over 120mm. I prefer miniatures to be... more miniature. If that makes sense.
Plus 90mm is easier if the subject is mounted as 120mm horses are massive.
maybe the wrong thread, but, well, i'm here now so may as well make the most of it.
is it practical to apply clothing & hand/ feet/ head features via two-part epoxy putty, to an anatomical art figure?
i understand the joints would be frozen, and folks modify existing small scale figures, but am troubled by the cloth clothing on ready available figures (monkey depot - for example)
thanks
so is rolled out two part epoxy putty the way to go?
i have no interest in sewing cloth clothes Plus i think it is never looks in scale and throws off the wrong look.