Susofrick wrote:
The crawling guys make pretty good casualties. Especially if the plastic is the same as the old ESCI-figures. That plastic was perfect for hot-water-conversions!
In your pic there are some "standing" fallen soldier too.
Yes, you are right the options to buy a figure in a set of fallen ACW soldier as discussed example are very limited. To do scratch seams to be the lonely option.
To convert a standing figure into a fallen is more as to "flat" the figure. All his stuff and cloth hang in the upright pose down. Now in the fallen pose with some hot-water-conversion you change the pose but not all the stuff the soldier take with him to an other angle.
For comparison look at a conversion of a scratch made fallen soldier and one for example Airfix fallen soldier. French, German WWI as example.
You will notice what I want to explain.
To undeline my text see at the section: Work in progress, Ming Chinese troops.
http://i814.photobucket.com/albums/zz70 ... alties.jpgFinally it is up to the secne builder quality if he wil go with the hot-water-conversion or he want more.
And if it is possible for you please be so kind and show us more of your earlier hot-water-conversions-work
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