"FYI - casting (and sculpting) toy soldiers for wargaming" Topic
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| AGregory | 23 Apr 2018 4:43 a.m. PST |
Folks: I noticed that there has been a lot of activity on some of the Yahoo Groups related to traditional toy soldier wargaming recently, and it got me thinking about it (again). I don't like wargaming with plastic – I like my soldiers to be 54mm tall, made of metal, and glossy! But that can get expensive… I have put a couple of pages of possible interest up on my site: one is about sculpting and casting your own miniatures: hmwrs.com/CustomFigures.htm The other is a listing of places to buy moulds for 40/42mm and 54mm figures: link Cheers, A. Gregory |
 PaulCollins  | 23 Apr 2018 5:25 p.m. PST |
That was interesting. Thanks! |
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