Replicants trafalgar gun and crew 1/32nd (1 Viewer)

[9thHussar]

Hi
just found these that I painted a few years ago of Replicants Trafalgar figures - gun and 4 man crew.
The full range of Replicants can be ordered from STEVE WESTON

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn78/royaldragoon/DSC_3882.jpg

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn78/royaldragoon/DSC_3880.jpg

 

[Scott]

I see you stuck bases on them as well. I mated mine up with two Britains Ltd ship's cannon from the 1970s. I found some bases that matched the Replicant's color.

 

[9thHussar]

Hi Scott
yes they are better on the bases. I need to get hold of more Replicants items - they are very inividual and well sculpted figures with their own style. They stand out as character figures in many ways.
How did you attach the figures to the bases - are they pinned?
Regards
9th

 

[Scott]

I use plastic rod and Zap-A-Gap. Easy to remove if I ever pin them to a "deck."

 

[9thHussar]

Scott

never heard of zap-a-gap - sounds useful - what is it exactly?

Regards
9th

 

[Scott]

Scott

never heard of zap-a-gap - sounds useful - what is it exactly?

Regards
9th

Must be an American thing...it's a thicker "Krazy Glue"

When I bought AIRFIX fixgures in the 1960s I didn't know what Bostik was that the packaging recommended.

 

[OzDigger]

I see you stuck bases on them as well. I mated mine up with two Britains Ltd ship's cannon from the 1970s. I found some bases that matched the Replicant's color.

Scott, did the cross result in men of better caliber?

 

[Scott]

I already owned the two Britains guns and adding the REPLICANTS guns was out of my price range at the time.

(I wish I hadn't painted the Britains guns or cut up the sailors that came with them) I imagine that they are valuable now "as was."

 

[9thHussar]

Scott,

somewhere in the depths of my storage boxes and accumulated figures may be these original Britains sailors (without bases) - I will try and find them although it will be a bit of a long search

Regards
9th