shows one way to base 15mm figures on a stand.
I've added the original Andy Callan article on how to create hair curler armies to my blog: freewargamesrules.blogspot.com.
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| freewargamesrules writes: |
Innovation is the key here I heard from Will in San Diego: "I'm having no luck finding the right kind of hair curlers to make my armies. But, I did find a number of hair brushes whose teeth work almost as well. The kind I'm using has a rubber insert into the handle, and rows of plastic teeth coming up through the rubber. Underneath the rubber, these teeth are joined in rows and evenly spaced along the sprue that connects them. Trim to length and I've got lots of infantry. It's not as cheap as the hair curlers probably are/were, but it works and it's WAY cheaper than 6mm lead figures." |
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I've added the original Andy Callan article on how to create hair curler armies to my blog: freewargamesrules.blogspot.com.