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Filming the Battle of Britain 1968

Started by meremodeller, May 05, 2020, 12:54:14 PM

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zak

Hope the squares are the regulation size. (JOKE)
Grumpy by name and nature

meremodeller

Of course they are regulation size!! But they are completely wrong for the Battle of Britain period being a hard stand at Kenley in the 1960's. Airfields during the BoB were grass.

MSea

MSea

meremodeller

Now have the first 5 figures converted/assembled ready for painting. In face this is the first photo of them with a coat of primer. I find this useful as it's then possible to see where the models need tidying up/smoothing etc.
Once these are in position on the camera dolly, steps or other stands then others can be made up as and when I find suitable figures.
They are made up from ICM and Monogram kits. Each figure is a mixture of arms legs heads etc.

meremodeller

Sorry forgot to add the photo!!

zak

Nice work on the figures.
What, no foibles?
Grumpy by name and nature

meremodeller

Little People aka Film Crew now painted and ready for ' Camera, Lights, Action!

zak

Great lob, I like the "Martinesque" shirt.
Grumpy by name and nature

MSea

Seems a bit dull to me -- hohohohoho - --  Bill the figures are great.
MSea

chriswil42

Yes the shirt is not upto Martin's colour standards. Like he said  Bill, the figures look great.
Chris

cph64

When I first looked at the photo of the painted figures, without zooming in, I thought the one in Martin's shirt was James May!!!

chriswil42

Looks a bit like hime - must be the hair.
Chris

MSea

Quote from: chriswil42 on July 02, 2020, 01:53:23 PM
Looks a bit like hime - must be the hair.
Definitely not me with it flat on the top - with lockdown it has something like a rocky mohawk -- looks like Stripe the bad gremlin in the film.
MSea

meremodeller

Diorama now populated, Is that Martin awaiting instructions?

chriswil42

Very good Bill. The figures certainly make it.
Chris