Talking of 15mm troops I will not be posting for a few days as I am about to start a new force and am prepping them at the moment.
All the best from a dull overcast and now raining Kent!
Cheers Clint
The model, a foundry 28mm street violence figure and a battlefront 15mm Modern Russian, All just to show size comparison. |
All the pieces cam in 2 resealable bags There are NO instructions |
Stage 1 is to lay all the pieces out and make sure they are all there. There was no list of contents |
Keeping the arm pieces that came in 1 of the bags separate I layed out the other pieces. I started with the torso and worked out from there |
Each foot came in 3 pieces And were assembled as above. |
Then attache the hip. In the Photo you can see the bulge on the right of the leg. Having 2 Bulges together at the ankles would impede movement on a finished walker and make the model more awkward. |
The Torso comes in 3 pieces, The centre Torso the Front (I went for the open cage effectand a rear section with an engine. You have a choice of fronts and a choice of backs |
On one leg I arched the foot so as to give it a slightly bent leg as if it was just about to take a step. |
I then attached the Torso And glued the upper arm to the shoulder joint |
The fore arm was then glued to the upper arm and an elbow created. Kindly note the "Forks" are not glued and are in fact upside down. You want the flat surfaces to face each other. |
Shoulders and upper arms attached to torso. There is a lot of positions you can put them in so find one you are happy with before applying any gule |
Two additions to place on the torso. Holes are present (mine did need a little cleaning out) but the Order you place them is up to you. Or even to place them at all. |
Finished assembly from the front. |
Finished assembly from the rear. |
And also from the side. |
At the end of the build I had 2 pieces left over. 1 is an alternative engine. 1 is an alternative cabin. |