Hi guys,

here's something that I've been dabbling in for the past two weeks.

The stick grenades are from Adler's Nest and the brass MG-34 barrel is from Schatton Modellbau.






cheers,

Calvin

Hey Calvin, GREAT JOB on the sculpt !!!!! Another master for the Italian company ? WELL DONE !!!!
Kenneth.

Superb work Calvin, very impressive !

Cheers,
Kris

looks great, calvin!

is he wearing two camo smocks at once?

Another excellent work Calvin, great stuff. Will it be available as a commercial kit?

Best regards

Béla

Hi Calvin,

Excellent stuff.

stunning job do a copy and I will painting...
cheers
ER

Hey Calvin, great stuff man. Just beautiful

Stephen Mallia

Wow Calvin! Now that's a real beauty! I just love the attitude

Leigh

Looks very promising

WOW! Masterpiece! Outstanding details Well done, Calvin.
Hope to see him in shops!

best regards
Artur

Absolutely outstanding Calvin!

All the best,
Dan

Hi guys,

thanks for the compliments. Unfortunately it's not made as a commercial kit but a one-off for a collector friend of mine.

Depicted is a single smock with the skirt tucked in. But I deliberately left one end of it peeping out for a more hurried appearance.

There are still some loose ends like the details at the back and the MG-34 to tie-up before I start to splash some paint on it the next week.

Happy Holidays From Rainly Singapore,

Calvin

Looks beautiful Calvi,I'm looking forward to see some paint on it!
best regards
christos

Another great piece Calvin. Can hardly wait to see him finished.

John

Hi Calvin,

Another masterpiece
Can't wait to see this in flesh....
Lots to learn from you...

See you
Allan

Hi Calvin.
I have a question, what kind of sculpting material you are using? Magic Sculp maybe?
Great work on this figure.
Cheers

Hi Radek,

I use a material called Bondite Putty that's easily avaliable in Singapore and Malaysia.

cheers,

Calvin

Thank you very much for your reply. I was thinking that maybe you're using MS, but now I know. Thanks again,
Radek

Have just seen the first painting process shots of him - excellent! I don't know any other painter who can depict the palm tree pattern as good as you do. But one thing about the figure i don't understand: Why is the cord only pulled through one lapel of the smock? I've only seen soldiers wearing the cord through both lapels or no cord at all - one lapel only seems a bit odd to me. Nevertheless a superb figure!