Shenanigans 7: Tamiya Protze. Ancient and Modern...

[Guest]

Peter,
Just passing through and catching up, superb work as always.
Mike.

[Guest]

Hi Mike. Many thanks for looking in.

[JR]

Morning Peter, raining here so no doing your favourite most hateful thing, gardening .:smiling3:
Popped in to see If Neddy was still with you ?
John .

[Peter Gillson]

Hi Peter

The vehicle and figures look spot on. Just the rigHt amount of weathering to show off the details but not hide anything.

I'd be tempted to give up o nthe horse - the anatomey looks a bit wrong. Perhaps it is the angle of the photo, but the neck looks a bit short.

Peter

[stillp]

I'd be tempted to give up o nthe horse - the anatomey looks a bit wrong. Perhaps it is the angle of the photo, but the neck looks a bit short.

Yes, it looks a bit like a pantomime horse doesn't it!

Pete

[Guest]

John - Just back from Granddad duty - exhausted and certainly not in the mood for gardening or much else.

Peter - Glad you like the Protze. I came back raring to go and started the mechanic figure, only to find that it wasn't so good (awful face) and ended up abandoning it. Ditto the horse - really did look pretty poor on a fresh viewing, so that has also been given up.

I've therefore decided to call this one a day for now. I will add a couple of figures to the set-up in the future, or perhaps add it to a future dio, but I've run out of steam for now.

Pete - See above!