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Well maybe some of the people on this side of the pond....

Toying with the idea of fixing figures at the OTS in Chicago this year. I'm wondering if you guys would be interested in having repairs or custom work done while you attend the show.

Where are you located?

What would you guys think if I brought my repair stuff out to the show? I could do all kinds of things from pinning broken parts and refilling paint chips during the show. Maybe even color changes repaints and weathering.

https://www.castyouranchorhobby.com/Item/1117 Dumas makes all kinds of wood kits. Airplanes too!

Nice to see anything new from IP

Warhawk, but then I have a lot of those...... Dauntless?

I have one or two of the Dragon kits laying around. They are 1/35 scale. We have sold a few at the shop. Money is always an issue with me.

Very nice blending of components

My family comes from there (Steinrok side) Have a few pieces that I had to make up for that region as well. Looks very nice.:salute::

I'd say you did great! No need to hire anyone else including me.

I did get them. I went to the shop and tried a couple against the K&C figures and it works. Looking forward to a "Green Beret" dio.

3D printing is the way to go now. But did you want to cast your figures ? Because plastics are the only figures that are injected routinely. What did you want to make the figures out of?

I have packed them on long trips and no issues so far. Make sure your caps are on tight^&grin

I ordered a set

Boadicea for me! Fabulous!

A person could create the scene from the Green Beret movie. You know the scene where the defecation hits the fan!

Thanks! Flipping side armor was a nightmare. Took forever to get my head around it. Finally got it sorted.

Obee is the bomb and totally reliable.

I have to get some of these.