TM's Latex hand plates

[bobojuice]

Plastidip works fairly well on stuff but be aware that it might peel off. I used it for Olga's centurion since we couldn't find gloves to fit her and while it stayed on pretty well, once it started peeling the entire thing came off in almost one piece.

[JohnBlackk]

Hey Paul, l'd buy if available.

[troopermaster]

I'll start a for sale thread when I have got made up.

[Sonnenschein]

Nice! I'll consider buying some for my collection!

 

Karin

[TK bondservnt[501st]]

hey paul, ever considered mixing in acrylic paint into the latex and then pour it into the mould?

or are you just going SA and painting the latex?

 

I wouldn't think that plasti dip would work.

[MartinSivertsen[501st]]

I can't imagine Paul doing anything other than SA... ;-)

[troopermaster]

Never considered it Vern and I have no intentions of doing it either.

 

As Martin says, screen accurate all the way

[Daetrin[Admin]]

This is great work Paul - and very well done. We've seen the end of plastic belts in the Legion, I wonder if this starts the tipping point where rigid plastic hand guards also go the same way. We've come a long way in 6 years...

[troopermaster]

Thanks Paul

 

Let's hope more sceen accurate parts become popular. I would love to see at least a full squad of troops all wearing flexible, accurate armour with original strapping, latex hand plates, painted boots, khaki PP helmets painted white.....oh a dream come true

[Sonnenschein]

Paul and Paul, I agree with you both totally

 

Oh, Paul you forgot flexible latex neck seals... gotta get off my ....you know what

[troopermaster]

flexible latex neck seals

 

Absolutely!

 

Deact Sterlings would be nice too