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In lugnet.loc.au, Chris Paton wrote:
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Hi Benjamin
I like the barracks building and the 25lb Field gun. Your models could be
really improved with better pictures if you have that possibility.
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Thanks. Im currently working on a Mk. 2 version of the 25lb field gun, with the
gun having a mounting that looks closer to what the WW2 ones had. I am also
trying to get the traversal wheel to retract for transport. At present the wheel
gets removed and placed upside down on top of the carriage. (Then I need to
build the ammo trailer and Quad (and that will be a real bugger, with all those
anoying slopes :( ))
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It takes some real creativity to create modern armies that dont look like
Johnny Thunder clones - I have this problem too. But I think you could dig a
little deeper in your brick box and perhaps find something a little
different. A more original army minifig, in keeping with the theme, would be
a real plus for your website. Post it when youve got it - I could use some
inspiration!
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Well...Im working with this mini-fig as he is fairly close (and as close as I
can get without stickers/painting/defacing mini-figs) to a WW2 Australian
digger. I have also made use of another adventurers minifig for the Armored
Corps, and these piccies should pop up soon. The special forces uses a new
minifig or two, but in general I think the LEGO released ones seem to do the
job.
I can understand you wanting to see a more modern soldier, but Im working as an
Aussie to create an Aussie feeling army...But at least slouch hats are fairly
common :) (Id hate to be trying to do a U.S. soldier (use a cowboy hat?) and
British (The top-hat just doesnt look right on the field of combat.))
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Oh, and better pictures. :)
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On the way:)
Benjamin Whytcross
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