I have a big mixed up lot of Airfix WW 2 multi pose figures for sale. D-Day Americans, British, Germans, Afrika Corp and British Desert rats. I have the boxes and instructions to 4 of them (No Germans). I also have an Esci PARTISANS multi pose kit in the box and another kit without the box.
This is strictly for the WW 2 fan who needs something to do while snowed in. This would really be a fun project to do with a young child over the winter
I took all the bodies from the sprues, some arms and some small pieces and separated them in one of those bead boxes. At the time, I was going to make my own figures. Well, we know how far that got. 30 years later they are still in the boxes. All of the smaller pieces are still attached to the sprues. Only the bodies were removed mostly.
I did actually put a couple together using plastic rod for support. In other words, I would drill right through the arm to be attached into the body with a pin vise. I would then insert a thin plastic rod piece into the arm and body and glue them together. You can easily snip the rod off with a nail clipper, This allows you to position the arm while the glue dries. It also strengthens the joint. So some arms have drill holes in them. Plenty of pieces of plastic rod are included, as is the bead box itself.
I'm asking 50 bucks plus shipping for all the Airfix stuff. It's a lot of parts!!
20 bucks for the 2 Esci Partisans sets.
Buy both groups for 60.00 plus shipping.
nevinsrip@aol.com for pictures
This is strictly for the WW 2 fan who needs something to do while snowed in. This would really be a fun project to do with a young child over the winter
I took all the bodies from the sprues, some arms and some small pieces and separated them in one of those bead boxes. At the time, I was going to make my own figures. Well, we know how far that got. 30 years later they are still in the boxes. All of the smaller pieces are still attached to the sprues. Only the bodies were removed mostly.
I did actually put a couple together using plastic rod for support. In other words, I would drill right through the arm to be attached into the body with a pin vise. I would then insert a thin plastic rod piece into the arm and body and glue them together. You can easily snip the rod off with a nail clipper, This allows you to position the arm while the glue dries. It also strengthens the joint. So some arms have drill holes in them. Plenty of pieces of plastic rod are included, as is the bead box itself.
I'm asking 50 bucks plus shipping for all the Airfix stuff. It's a lot of parts!!
20 bucks for the 2 Esci Partisans sets.
Buy both groups for 60.00 plus shipping.
nevinsrip@aol.com for pictures