EOD team in Iraq 1:35 is a multi-figure set from Black Dog in which the figures do not stand side by side by chance but carry out divided roles.
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A multi-figure set in 1:35 scale from the figure program of Black Dog. The abbreviation EOD in the original name refers to a team dealing with the disposal of found ordnance. The word team matters here: the figures are conceived as a cooperating pair or group, not as a set of random figures to keep in reserve.
In specialist teams not everyone does the same thing, and that is exactly what makes such a set interesting on a diorama. One person is at the find, a second keeps his distance, a third operates the equipment or watches the surroundings. Keep that division on the base and a scene arises that the viewer reads step by step, figure by figure. Do not join the figures into a single cluster, then; it is precisely the distance between them that carries the message.
Build the scene so that an imaginary diagonal runs between the outermost figures. The base then looks larger than it really is. When painting, it is good to give each figure a different degree of grime depending on where it stands in the story, but to keep a shared shade of fabric so that they belong together. Finish the metal parts only after the dusting, or the shine will disappear under the pigment. And leave at least one figure without pronounced patina; the contrast does the whole good.
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