when i get into the painting i may ask some ??? THANKS
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a76/wolferob/11-17-2009016.jpg
Sorry no information on the paratrooper kit, the box art looks vintage yet the helmet and desert camouflage is modern. 1/10 scale isn’t common.
Q: Is the kit resin and how about a picture of the face sculpt? That is what makes or breaks a figure kit.
hi the kit is plastic with the option of three different builds i got into it tonight and am ready for putty and primer stages thanks
THANK YOU VERY MUCH it is just what i wanted now to find some built up pics thanks again
You’ll need to modify the K-pot’s chinstrap to a parachutist’s harness… If you’re going to model it as a Desert Storm-era US Army Paratrooper, the boots will need to be converted to either OD/Black or the all-black Jungle Boots…
was thinking about the ww2 option i first need to do some seem filling and then i will be asking some painting ??? THANKS for the advice
This guy’s site is about the tops in painting US Army figures in WW2…
M1942 paratroop jump jacket and trousers - These items sometimes appear as a light or dark green color in product box art, which is wrong. Use an Armor Sand or SAC Bomber Tan. The large reinforcement patches on elbows and knees were sewn onto many, but not all, airborne uniforms; the color varies from a dull light green to gray-green. Some of the cargo pockets on the trousers were also trimmed out with reinforcement strips in these shades as well. You can also paint the tie strips, which helped secure the supplies in the large pockets, this contrasting color.
http://www.usarmymodels.com/guidetopainting.html
http://www.usarmymodels.com/UNIFORMS%20EQUIPMENT/PARATROOPER%20AND%20GEAR/paratrooper.html
THANK YOU for the info good site