Hi everyone!
After a very very busy day in the office and since I didn't have the chance to see SWMBO, I decided to relax by uploading some photos of my last weekend's work. :-)
You that follow my recent work, must have seen that I bought some new figs and kits recently. The figs I got were Hat's #8256 WWI British Artillery Crew (see review in PSR here). Destined to serve weapons in the Great War, I decided to transfer them through a time journey to my 43rd Wessex Division forces, that fought their war during 1939-1945 (I ask from my friends to correct me about the service period of this unit - I've been working for the last 14 hours, so please show some tolerance)!
I took my scalpel and some PVA glue, and made some long trousers for these poor sods! In terms of accuracy and outcome, perhaps I could do better, but I am not very good in conversion works...I hope you find them 'adequate' for the task. 20 of them, a tedious task, but I coped. :-)
On with the photos then:
I hope you like 'em! :-)
T.
Thanos this is a cracking piece of work. And to do this on twenty figures. You should be very proud of these!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne! I am very happy that you liked them.
DeleteThis is fine work, Thanos...making what you want. The extended trousers are nicely modeled.
ReplyDeleteThank Jay! A simple idea and some patience. That's it.
DeleteYo might not think the conversion work is very good, but I think it's marvelous. Best of all, you've had the guts to give it a go, which most gamers won't.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff!
Thank you Jo. You're so kind. Welcome to my blog.
DeleteMate, those strides look great- nice work.
ReplyDeletePerhaps some could have khaki berets? ;)
Have you tried them with the guns yet to see how they look?
I couldn't do what you did with your commandos John. Your figs were excellent. I have yet to learn a lot of things before I try sth like that. Thanks!
DeleteThat's some fecking lovely painting Thanos, top notch!
ReplyDeleteThx Fran!
DeleteYou've brought them to life...well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you sir! :-)
DeleteLooking good, looking good!!!
ReplyDeleteThx Ray. I appreciate it. Your opinion counts for me. :-)
DeleteExcellent piece of work
ReplyDeleteThank you Will. Your blog is very very inspiring. I've been following your work for quite some time now. :-)
DeleteI agree with all the above. One can always feel proud when modifications come work.
ReplyDeleteIgnore the come in the above. My train of thought was side tracked.
DeleteThanks Greg! :-)
DeleteYou did a very good job, I will be copying :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Dan. I reckon it's a fair solution in terms of accuracy and budget. And I don't feel like I m betraying my plastic bods with metal ones. :-)
Deletevery nice work thanos very nice conversions! just PVA??? that sounds Like a nice cheap solution to a problem
ReplyDeleteJust PVA Gowan! Thank you mate!
DeleteGreat work Thanos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger!
DeleteExcellent piece of work in this "back to the future" conversion
ReplyDeleteI wish I could do the same with some parts of my life mate!
DeleteThank you! :)
Flammin' Nora! Genesis efforts here Thanos, they look awesome mate.
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul. I am very new in conversions tasks, but I am willing to practice as much as I can. :)
DeleteTremendous converting skills Sir! They've worked out really well.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael. The credit goes to the glue! :)
DeleteSmart work there Thanos, look really good.
ReplyDeleteThank you John. I am glad you liked it!:)
DeleteOutstanding work. I love them!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dr Mork! :) Glad you came back! :)
DeleteGreat! I will copy this for sure. This kit is now on my to-buy list.
ReplyDeletePlease do mate. They are a nice lot of figs. :) Thank you
DeleteI like them! Very nice convertions and excellent painted!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
http://peterscave.blogspot.be/
Thank you Peter!! :)
ReplyDeleteThey have converted up nicely! Good solution to the crew problem, lateral thinking at its best!
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