Hi I recently bought some 1/35 resin 101st airborne figures lately and I noticed one needs a gun strap for a shouldered rifle. What's the best way to make one? Green stuff or milliput? I was wondering if anyone had any tips
Making Shouldered Rifle Straps?
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the actual things were quite unrefined IIRC. Just standard webbing as used for gas mask bags, belts and etc with brass fittings. It was a stiff, heavy thick material but narrow, maybe 3cm at most and didn't lie in soft folds.
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Originally posted by \I use KFC hand wipes,cut into 2mm strips,Comment
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Originally posted by \I use KFC hand wipes,cut into 2mm strips,I mean, how does the initial thought "I need to replicate canvas strapping" become the idea "I know, KFC hand wipes"
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Originally posted by \I like this approach as keeps thenm flexi ( tape doesn't act this way
just let dry and paint first,
Originally posted by \When I read things like this, it always makes me wonder why you thought that might work?I mean, how does the initial thought "I need to replicate canvas strapping" become the idea "I know, KFC hand wipes"
Is it just me that never sees such opertunities?
glad that you both like the idea,Comment
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Originally posted by \it real dose help,plus you can pull them as well without braking ,likepaper or some think,
just let dry and paint first,
if you do look at them you do see a texture to the wipe,and as said to Robert,the texture is some what like a canvas,
glad that you both like the idea,
made of leather...Comment
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Originally posted by \When I read things like this, it always makes me wonder why you thought that might work?I mean, how does the initial thought "I need to replicate canvas strapping" become the idea "I know, KFC hand wipes"
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Lead or aluminium foil make good straps. You can paint and shape them and they stay in position you put them inComment
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This is why I love this forum. It's the simple things that never occur to me but seem so obvious to other peopleComment
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