How it will look on a mannequin.
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Here is another model that I will have available for everyone soon.
Dan46Comment
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Hello,
Can anyone recommend a good mannequin seller in the UK for me please?
Regards,
AndyComment
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Some work done this week.
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Well done, and nicely put together mannequin, and the painted head looking like he been in the thick of things
LouComment
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Originally posted by 4th division View Post
Nice!
...me too...
Best to All
Thierry
Kriegsmarine Matrosen - Dieppe, 19th of August 1942 ...M35 helmet is a toned Heer not a KM!
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Looking ace Thierry. Is this a Hindsgaul Mannequin?Comment
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Thks...No, not a Hindsgaul, better (for me) a John Nissen base.Originally posted by 4th division View Post
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ThierryComment
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Never seen that model before. it is very good
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A John Nissen mannequin I did recently.Comment
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"...A John Nissen mannequin I did recently"
Never seen that one before...
A perfect one (for militaria) with his typical face with sharp features...
...John Nissen mannequins have something special, particularly the gaze & the eyes more realistic than any other brand...
...Hindsgaul mannequin stay reliable values anyway
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ThierryComment
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Great looking heads everyone.I prefer the latex over fiberglass.You cannot squeeze in the necks if needed.Here is my latest batch I just finished.Will have them painted and ready to go soon.Let me know if interested?
Dan46Comment
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Thanks to Dan46 for the prop head
it's simply amazing when attached to a body and a sexy tunic :P
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Wow Jonny, besides the cool head from Dan, very nice photographed
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Hello guys, perhaps a stupid question but I've got some nice mannequins
which have too large heads for my German headgear. Is there a simple solution
like cutting the skull off or something like that? Does anyone have any experience
when it comes to this sort of problem?Comment
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