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Model building isn't about patience, it's about passion.
ski, that's a nice job. I've been thinking about that kit for awhile now ... Hmmm, I might have to put the idea on the back-back burner. But thanks for the inspiration.
Definately keep working on your figures! You're off to an AWESOME start!
"If you're not scratching, you're not trying!" -Scott
Thanks all for the kind words. To be honest, I was a little apprehensive about posting this one. Something about the eyes and of course the uniform color. But a big thanks.
Ski
Man, that is your FIRST try at skin tone?? that is sweet for a first time! keep it up and you'll go far!
Thanks, Jim
Howdy All,
This is Verlinden's 120mm WWII Medic. It's built mostly straight from the box with a homemade base. The plaque is brass with Woodland Scenic dry transfer lettering. I painted it with oil paints. It's my first attempt at a figure with facial features and skin tone. I know now that the colors of the uniform may not be 100 percent accurate, that's what I get for using the box art as my reference. It dosn't show in the pictures, but the red cross on the helmet and arm brussard were added with Woodland Scenics red stripe dry transfer. Thanks for looking and any questions or comments are welcome and encouraged.
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