Here is a Dragon 1/16 scale figure with lead straps added and painted with Vallejo acrylics:

http://www.armor.se/forum/uploaded/buddho/200791544612_wiking3.JPG

http://www.armor.se/forum/uploaded/buddho/200791544731_wiking5.JPG

he's 4.5 inches tall?

Impressive.

That's a nice job Buddho, especially round the face...I've seen these kits around but didn't realise they were so well sculpted.

Thank you Steve and MS!

Now there's a camo I'd be afraid to paint!

Thanks john....i doubt you'd have any problems!

Pea pattern flect tarn easy peasey!

Don Matthys
dba Don's Light and Magic
http://www.dlmparts.com
don@dlmparts.com
Make it Glow!

that looks good

Now there's a camo I'd be afraid to paint!

Would have to agree, don't think I could muster the patience for that one. :eek: rr

[QUOTE=DL Matthys]Pea pattern flect tarn easy peasey!


Nope, sorry , Don, but 1944 Autumn Oak-B isn't the same as that West German Flecktarn (although it would be just as much of a bear to paint).
However, I must say, outstanding work again, Buddho!

Yeah I know it's not "the" tecnical term but I did not want to get too anal about it and dig up my copy of Motorbooks Press Waffen SS In Color Uniform book. Not here to count rivets!

Sorry, but after many years of being a (Luftwaffe) reenactor and model builder, I've learned to be anal about correct camo jobs, the years of issue, which services wore what, etc., etc.