A figure of a British driver of the Defender Wolf vehicle in 1:35 scale from Black Dog, meant for Afghan scenes with the off-road car.
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The collector figure of a British driver of the Defender Wolf vehicle in 1:35 scale from Black Dog belongs among the figures tied to a particular type of hardware. The Defender Wolf off-road car served British units in Afghanistan as a light transport and liaison vehicle.
A driver figure follows a different logic from figures on foot: it is not meant to stand at a base but to sit behind the wheel. An open cab or an uncovered roof on the model therefore turns the figure into the most conspicuous detail of the whole vehicle, because the viewer's eye always goes to a human figure first. A manned model also stops looking like a parked exhibit at once and starts to look like a vehicle on the move.
Always try the figure dry in the particular model first: seats, steering wheel and pedals differ between kits and a small adjustment to the legs is common. Paint only once the seating is certain, and skimp on the areas hidden by the bodywork; give the time to the head and the hands instead. Add the dust effects on the footwear only at the end, so that they match the vehicle. It also pays to check that room is left for the steering column once the figure is in place, because that is usually the biggest obstacle when gluing a finished figure.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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