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Thank you! & awesome tip! why did't I think about that?! Haha. Sounds much easier. Luis

Thank you guys! Glad you liked it! Luis

Re: Tamiya US Modern Army Infantry 1:35.. My first work. Hey guys, here is my last (ever) picture upload for this project. I have completed it, and quite proud of it. For being my first project in the hobby, I am pleased of how everything came out. It was a great experience, and although I...

Re: Tamiya US Modern Army Infantry 1:35.. My first work. Getting very close to finish this awesome project! ;D On this update, I am showing pretty much every figure at 95% completion. I have added the helmets and accessories to the little guys. I was a little hesitant to prime...

Re: Tamiya US Modern Army Infantry 1:35.. My first work. Thanks! Just have to take deep breaths for the smallest details. ;D Luis

Re: Tamiya US Modern Army Infantry 1:35.. My first work. Time for an update! ;D One of the things that I last mentioned was about the basing; I didn't quite like it because it was too greenish and didn't quite matched the environment for which the woodland camouflage is meant to, so I added...

Re: Tamiya US Modern Army Infantry 1:35.. My first work. As I mentioned on my last post, I didn't quite liked the color of the base, it didn't fit the camo of the uniform so I went ahead and added green & black. This is how it looks at the end, I will had a brown wash to the base when the...

Re: Tamiya US Modern Army Infantry 1:35.. My first work. The figures are getting into shape! ;D I have finished the uniform camo, I have retouched the green a little and added all black spots, as well as the boots and the basing. I am a little unsure about the basing matching the...

Re: Tamiya US Modern Army Infantry 1:35.. My first work. Hello guys! Wow, it has been a long long time since I've updated this thread, I think it has been almost a year since I began with this thread. School kept me away, but now I have finally graduated and have the summer off for myself...

Amazing! I love the detail of the head, the smaller the part the more complicated, but you pulled through. Cheers man!

Vallejo never disappoints. :D

If you wash the oils from your model, then you won't find any flaking when sanding, as long it is done properly and with patience. However, when you say vigorous sanding, is where I do not understand. Primer has to be applied in very thin layers (to preserve details) so there is no need for...

Awesome! And the greatest thing? Vallejo Primer comes on so many colors!! For the modelers that know what this mean, it is a great advantage. I have noticed that the Gray primer doesn't look as gray as one would have expected as you look through the bottle, since when it dries out it becomes...

Welcome to the family CDA! This place is full of info, simply ask away, and someone will know the answer. Glad you are coming back! :)

Welcome to the family Joe! Hoping to see you work soon! :) Luis

Definitely. I even thought of using the toothpick as you suggested, but it may break much easier than the paper clip and since it is wood, it can rotten if it absolves too much humidity. I went with the safe option of the paper clip.

Welcome to the family Onur!

Welcome to the family Zee! Always good to hear that someone has made it back to this amazing hobby. :)

Thanks for the suggestions. I am going to go the paper clip way. :)

Re: Tamiya US Modern Army Infantry 1:35.. My first work. Update Time! I have finally managed to get some post tack at my local Home Depot, I've found that most office stores do not carry this product as often as I would have expected. And now I made the transition from hot glue to post...