[WWI] Help w/ Figures

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Knut Erik


> Mike, it might be easier to help you if you specified what you mean by the
> 'only-true-scale.
> If 1/72, try Preisser figures, if 1/48, nothing comes to mind but there
> must be something out there.
> And if you can't find a seated pilot, why not try a conversion? It's
> really not that hard. I only ever did it once but was very pleased with
> the result. I just looked at my own clothes to see how the wrinkles should
> look and if he's sittin in a cockpit, you really only need to get the
> front looking respectable. I found the hardest part was filing away that
> which either made him sit too high and the upper arms which prevented the
> fuselges halves from closing up tight. In other words, the parts you don't
> see anyway. E.Honor and Glory to our Ancestral Gods
>
>
> From: jmikl2957 at comcast.netTo: wwi at wwi-models.orgDate: Mon, 5 May 2008
> 18:47:25 -0700CC: maiesm72 at netscape.comSubject: [WWI] Help w/ Figures
>
>
>
> A request for some ot help with British pilot figures in the
> only-true-scale, if I can.  I'm building a diorama for IPMS that requires
> a pilot seated in a Sp****re but neither Roll Models nor Squadron appears
> to have any.  Actually, SQ does have a Hasegawa set but it doesn't show a
> seated pilot, though it might include one.
>
> Can anyone help, either with the name/title of a set that I can purchase
> or, if you have an extra, could you send me one, with appropriate trade or
> whatever?
>
> TIA.
>
>                                             Mike Vice
>
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