The seventh number of the marching series is called French Commando Kieffer On The March No.7. A figure at a ratio of 1:35 from Dynamo-Models for a scene of your own.
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A separate casting of a marching soldier at a ratio of 1:35 from Dynamo-Models continues the numbered series of infantry figures. The seven in the name is a sequence designation within the series. The figure is conceived so that it can be set into a scene according to a subject of your own, with no tie to a particular vehicle model.
Numbered figures of one series tend to be designed so that they can be lined up one behind another. Each has a different position of the arms and a different moment of the stride, so the resulting column does not look like a repeated copy of a single mold. The seventh number also suits the middle of a column, where the difference in the rhythm of walking is most visible and where the movement of the group can best be graded.
A procedure that works: a primer, a flat tone, a dark wash into all the recesses, then brightening of the raised areas. Matte varnish and light dusting of the footwear and the calves come at the end. Paint the eyes with the finest brush you have and rather less than more; overdone eyes spoil a figure at this ratio and the figure then looks startled. The buttons and the clasps deserve the same restraint: a suggested point of light on the upper edge does more than a carefully outlined shape.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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