"Second Afghan War British Officer Conversion" Topic
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| Atheling | 13 Jan 2015 9:39 a.m. PST |
Hi Guys and Gals, Here's my attempt at sculpting a poshteen on a Studio Miniatures British Officer: There are many more pics on my Shooting Leave (Late Victorian Warfare) Blog: link Please feel free to have a general gander around the blog. It's still in it's infancy but may well be of interest to you: allthebrave.blogspot.co.uk Here's a taster:
Cheers,
Darrell. |
| bsrlee | 13 Jan 2015 10:56 a.m. PST |
Ummm, all the poshteens that I have seen are meant to be worn skin side out, with the leather embroidered either in multi colours or monochrome. Fur side in is much warmer, there is just a border of fur (goat hair usually, but winter wolf is nice too) sticking out at the sleeve ends, front and the side vents. |
| Atheling | 14 Jan 2015 4:08 a.m. PST |
BSLEE: Ummm, all the poshteens that I have seen are meant to be worn skin side out If you take a look at my blog and see the rest of the pictures you will see that it is in fact worn skin side up :>) BSLEE: Fur side in is much warmer, there is just a border of fur (goat hair usually, but winter wolf is nice too) sticking out at the sleeve ends, front and the side vents. Thanks, I knew about goats skin but was unaware of wolf skin being used. Should make a nice colourful addition to the officer's attire. Darrell. |
| Atheling | 15 Jan 2015 12:04 a.m. PST |
This chap is now undercoated and awaiting a lick of paint along with his compatriot. I'll post up pics as soon as they're both done…..
Darrell. |
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finds a 3D model on the internet, and tries to turn it into a wargaming model.
