The figure was a conversion job in 40mm, inspired by some of the photographs in the AMG book.
S&S gaiters can look more like boots, therefore in have filed the legs back to make them appear less chunky. Not perfect, but getting better.
THE SEVEN YEARS WAR IN 40MM AND OTHER CAMPAIGNS
Sunday, April 12, 2020
Johann Heinrich Von Scheither
This is Johann Heinrich Von Scheither, ready to take his place as Inhaber if IR1a Von Scheither of the army of Hanover.
The figure was a conversion job in 40mm, inspired by some of the photographs in the AMG book.
S&S gaiters can look more like boots, therefore in have filed the legs back to make them appear less chunky. Not perfect, but getting better.
The figure was a conversion job in 40mm, inspired by some of the photographs in the AMG book.
S&S gaiters can look more like boots, therefore in have filed the legs back to make them appear less chunky. Not perfect, but getting better.
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Most definitely an improvement.
ReplyDeleteThe problem is 'white gaiters' look bulky whereas black gaiters do not.
You might find it easier just to remove the legs for the 'specials' and solder brass wire and milliput....just a thought.
John
I will give the brass solder a go for my next conversion.
DeleteNeed to find my flux, which I have misplaced. Solder flows so much better with a little flux. I did study your latest conversion with regards to constructing a basic shape. Very helpful. Really enjoying your recent blog posts, something different every day to inspire
Nice conversion work. I agree with you about the S&S gaiters- that feature kept me from buying any of them. The Triton figures look much better.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading the blog Jim. Triguard figures do look good, but they are a little big for me, like the Front Rank and Perry figures. Great sculpts but a bit stiff.
DeleteI like the flexibility of S & S. Smaller figures, which is a compromise between 30 and 40mm for me, cheap to purchase and easier to convert.