blaster
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My brother came over for a visit from the States and brought me a treasure trove of Airfix collector series! I probably can set up a dealership in these figures!.
GW was always on my to redo list. I had made my first GW kit more than 40 years ago. I remembered that I was never satisfied with the figure as it looked too slim for me. Furthermore, the saddle was slightly askew. Anyway, I opened the box and all the kit parts were there. The torso was assemble to create a fuller figure. More putty was added around the waist. The coattails were made fuller. the legs were assembled with less splay. When dry, these were attached to the torso. The horse body was filed down to align the saddle. Putty was then added to rebuild the legs and create a secure seat on the saddle.
GW was always on my to redo list. I had made my first GW kit more than 40 years ago. I remembered that I was never satisfied with the figure as it looked too slim for me. Furthermore, the saddle was slightly askew. Anyway, I opened the box and all the kit parts were there. The torso was assemble to create a fuller figure. More putty was added around the waist. The coattails were made fuller. the legs were assembled with less splay. When dry, these were attached to the torso. The horse body was filed down to align the saddle. Putty was then added to rebuild the legs and create a secure seat on the saddle.