Another Arhnem dio

[Guest]

Oh and special thanks to eddiesolo who gave me a spare track for the carrier (the old one had perished).

[Guest]

Excellent work Paul.

[monica]

great figure work Paul, real like them,and the look of the dutch house as well,

what court my eye was the tree, do like the look of that one,o_O

[aaron]

How well did that country house build? I have that building with the shed.

[Guest]

I'm not a fan of assembling the miniart buildings though I do like the finished results. This is one went together fairly easily and filling the edges was less of a problem because the walls don't have a brick/stone texture. I did have to swap the roof from wooden to tiles to make it suitable for a Dutch setting which caused the biggest headache. (Still working on that to be honest).

[Guest]

Some progress shots. The paint is really rough, just to give me an idea of how the figures are looking.All are still WIP.

Here's the figure being operated on. In case you didn't notice in earlier shots i sculpted a surgical tool kit on his chest with some scissors. The white towel on his legs is part of the surgical kit -the read is not blood but meant to read Surgery and was a place to keep the tools, hence the scissors on it. I added bandages to the this guys head as the head was from Legend and sadly miscast (I bought three sets, two were excellent, the third barely useable).







Im rather fond of this guy as it was my first attempt at sculpting a hand (on his head). The second hand is now added.







This chap just wasn't right so I had a go at sculpting some webbing.



And with webbing and boots that still need a lot of work.



I changed the straight arm on this figure and think I regret it.





And with the new arm.





Here's another wounded figure:



And now with beret and bandaged hand.



And the last one for now







Feedback welcome.