As you'd expect from HAT, the figures are lovely (though I think thi photo may be upside down) and are provided with separate packs. I didn't see that they were going to stay attached for long with just a dab of PVA so some thought was called for.
Using the pliers I shoved the pin into Little Ivan's back.
Ouch!
A dab of PVA was applied and the pack shoved into place.
Little Ivan joins his friends while they wait for the PVA tp dry.
12 comments:
Splendid - will you be using them as Prussian Guards?
Nice work- does PVA hold the plastic well enough even with the pin?
Cheers,
Pete.
Not sure how similar the HaT 54mm plastic is to their 1/72 figures, but I have found that Selleys' All PlasticFix works extremely well on those. It's a superglue that comes with one of those primer pens.
Cheers, Dave
Conrad Kinch
No. Surprisingly (for me) I'll be using them as Russian infantry...
Pete
On its own, no. But it's there to supplement the work of the pin.
DaveM
Thanks for the tip - I'll look out for it.
Cunning!
Having seen this post from Bob's blog I may need to pick your brains:
https://wargamingmiscellany.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/france-1940.html#comment-form
LOL...I fell for it! :D
Geordie
You want to pick my brains? Hell, that won't take long! How can I help?
Stephen Beat
Sorry to disappoint!
Want to
Have a run out with your MegaBlitz rules
France 1940
Gembloux Gap
Either in 20mm or Skytrex 1/200
Advice on scenario and number of players would be appreciated
Thanks in advance
Mark
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