The figure 1:72 firefighter with a nozzle 1983 captures a firefighter at the moment of an incident with a nozzle in his hands.
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A figure captured directly in action. A nozzle is the end part of a hose run, with which a firefighter directs the jet of water onto the seat of the fire, so the figure does not represent a man standing calmly but the moment of the incident itself. In the small 1:72 ratio it suits a scene where the work of the people around the vehicles can be seen as well.
The man is holding a nozzle, that is directing and aiming the jet of water. This role is clearly legible in any unit and a viewer recognizes it even without a caption. The year 1983 sets the scene in a time when the turnout gear and the helmets had a different form from today's, so older vehicles suit the figure better than contemporary ones.
A hose can be made up for the nozzle from soft wire or from thin solder bent into a natural curve; it is enough to run it to a vehicle or out of the scene and the setting gains credibility at once. The jet of water is suggested with a clear material or a thin fiber, but with it above all less means more. Wet patches under the figure are made by a gloss overcoat applied only into the hollows of the terrain. Smoke in the background can be suggested with a wisp of cotton wool teased out into a thin veil and lightly darkened with pigment, which will give the whole setting depth.
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