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Vinnie Branigan
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 Re: Mg nest-Kinderheim Height 1/35 Ahh! I've seen them on Stuart's stand (SB Models) at shows. I never linger on them long though as the price induces nausea.   Vinnie
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Simon Briggs
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Re: Mg nest-Kinderheim Height 1/35 Looking great there Yngve, I like the tripod, nice detailing
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Yngve
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Matt Parvis
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Re: Mg nest-Kinderheim Height 1/35 Yngve, Glad to see this one back moving again and it is looking good. This looks a little like the shag carpet my wife and I saw in a house we were considering buying years ago, it hadn't been updated since the mid-70s. Matt
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Yngve
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Todd Michalak
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Re: Mg nest-Kinderheim Height 1/35 Been playing a little catch-up with this one!! Nice work on this so far Yngve!! Your concept is great and your progress even better!! 
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Gary Boxall
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Re: Mg nest-Kinderheim Height 1/35 Great work Yngve. I hope you're also drilling one end out of each of those casings Gary
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Simon Briggs
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Re: Mg nest-Kinderheim Height 1/35 Looks really good mate, all that brass suggests some serious fighting, you'll need the spare barrels for sure. Don't worry about going crazy mate the end result will be worth the effort and anyway sanity is very over rated!!!!!!!!!
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Yngve
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Re: Mg nest-Kinderheim Height 1/35 Gary Boxall wrote: Great work Yngve. I hope you're also drilling one end out of each of those casings Gary Haha,yes that would drive me straight to the loonie house Thanks for the comments guys. I am getting to the finishing stages with the little vignette.Today I ve been fixing the ammo boxes and spare barrel cases to the base and started finish up the figure. I ll do the shadows using pigments,paint and weather the boots and give a last wash to the flesh areas tomorrow morning.The last step will be to paint the helmet with its camo cloth cover,always fun to do ss camoflage 
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UAEJohnny
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Location: Denver, Colorado
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Re: Mg nest-Kinderheim Height 1/35 Vinnie Branigan wrote: get some of the really fine brass tube from Griffon etc., cut into lenghts of the appropriate size, seal one end of each with superglue
Vinnie Vinnie, How do you cut the tube without crushing it? I love the "log" bunker Yngve. This should make a great little scene.
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So,I had the perfect sized wire right in front of me all the time,I just couldnt see it until I stripped the electricals from a wall lamp. I`ve been spending a few hours now cutting the wire into the correct lenghts and there is still a lot more to go. I made a base for the main body of the ammo pile from cigaret paper and whiteglue which I will cover with the wire pieces..
Im starting to go crazy from cutting all this wire into tiny ammo casings but I still have another 50 or 100 left to make. I made a few spare barrels from the brass rod Vinnie sent me. 
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