Re: Painting Figures
Posted by Jim Courtney on Jun 04, 2024; 1:13am
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/Painting-Figures-tp17851p19767.html
Hey Keith,
My first order of Modelu figures just arrived from Bristol. UK, this afternoon.
For we folks who like TOTC / First Decade C&S modeling, they have a line of "Edwardian" figures:
https://www.modelu3d.co.uk/?s=Edwardian&post_type=product&type_aws=true
The printed figures are still attached to their rafts, so looks to be a bit of work with my loops tonight.
The figures are beautifully sculpted. But, as Geoff has commented, they tend to talk with a funny accent.
I'm pleased with the seated female figures with hats for my 1909 coach interior, although straw boater hats didn't seem to be popular in the UK in those days. I'm likely to need a lot more:
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/Painting-Figures-tp17851p19767.html
Hey Keith,
My first order of Modelu figures just arrived from Bristol. UK, this afternoon.
For we folks who like TOTC / First Decade C&S modeling, they have a line of "Edwardian" figures:
https://www.modelu3d.co.uk/?s=Edwardian&post_type=product&type_aws=true
The printed figures are still attached to their rafts, so looks to be a bit of work with my loops tonight.
The figures are beautifully sculpted. But, as Geoff has commented, they tend to talk with a funny accent.
I'm pleased with the seated female figures with hats for my 1909 coach interior, although straw boater hats didn't seem to be popular in the UK in those days. I'm likely to need a lot more:
Jim Courtney
Poulsbo, WA
Poulsbo, WA
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