For the environment of my SF Vehicle
using the trumpeter PMC in Iraq box and spare parts from the bit box
The idea
Cleaning up and get the right proportions/dynamic
I will sculpt the hands to the stretcher, think it will make the assembly a lot easier afterword’s
next more cutting of on the base figures
building up, it’s looking still messy I know
using Apoxysculpt and green stuff, so the figures will turn from grey to green during the progress.
using the two together results in getting the right consistence to work with, it stay just that little bit longer soft and get the right hard surface I need to work with afterword’s.
Green Stuff is very sticky and elastic , but never getting real hard.
Appoxy sculpt isn’t sticky and becomes very soon hard and corny to work with.
You can mix them like you wont, I preverb 60% Apoxy and 40 % green stuff getting the light green colour. But just experiment with it, you can do amazing things with it.
nice work @Jan_Degryse
impressive sculpting and reshaping Jan.
And another fantastic example of your skills… looking really great!!
That is incredible . Is there a base or backdrop planned for these to put it in context
There is, normal the fire and logistic vehicle is send forward to evacuate some members of Belgian SF team
https://forums.kitmaker.net/t/logistic-fire-support-vehicle-belgian-sf/7308
Hi Jan, looking great but if you don’t mind I have 2 questions/remarks: is the left arm of the guy left rear a bit to long (the part from elbow to wrist) ? And if running, do those hats stay on this way, no flapping of the hat brim? (That’s the problem I have while cycling with a hat to protect me from the sun)
Questions and remarks are always welcome, comparing the arm to my dummy’s it’s anatomic correct. Maybe the photo isn’t that good reference, but wenn painted and the optical error remains I will no doubt to cut it shorter. For the hats, probably you have a point. Other wise I have to start some ware, the latest hat (Rear Right) is coming as closest to the reality I think. Still a way to go 
Hi Jan, what about some Aussie Bush hats, very close/ similar cut to the Belgian style?
Cheers mate, Jason
Nice reference and a good alternative, thanks.
