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German sniper in winter uniform

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Luc Klinkers

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One more, from the ground up



Brass wire and pre-fab thorax and pelvis.

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Thorax and pelvis fixed an plastic boots from Dragon added

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Fleshing out the legs, basic muscles.
 
That's amazing Luc, don't know how the world you guys can keep things in scale like that. Great job! Thanks for sharing (y)
 
(y) Another wonderful sculpt!
Lovely pose and vignette (y) (y)

What is the drying time of the Aves stuff?
Always feel stressed when i mix the parts and rush things, i tried the Milliput, but it starts to harden in the package (does aves do that to?

greetings Mats
 
That's wonderful,....I add paint to my Aves so you can see what you're working on a bit clearer,...Im going to have to get me some of that if it would actually come over to the US ( maybe it does already )!!!

As I say awesome figure

Mats, I love Aves, slowish drying time lets you work on it very easily
 
When mixed, aves stays workbench for about one hour and a half. After that it gets more firm, excellent for the smallest details.
In about twelve hours it is fully set. You can speed up curing time with a little heat from a light bulb. But be careful with that.

Greetings, Luc
 
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