Further, as was already said in the review on the PSR, the weapon that comes with the figures is unsuitable for use. So they also need to arm.
The next drawback: this is already an injection mold and a feature of the sculpture - “spilled” hands, helmets.
And some of the figures have too weak protective equipment.
Other disadvantages are much more difficult to eliminate - it is easier to create a new figure. These are two essentially identical poses; this is the presence of raincoats that partially cover the hands, which makes it impossible to change the position of the hands.
In general, I decided to somehow improve them, eliminating the lack of casting, and the lack of weapons and shields.
That's how it was ...
Using a soldering iron, he removed the "pile", which remained after processing with a knife and sandpaper:
With the help of the two-component putty from Tamiya, I added armor on the arms and legs of some of the figures. This can be seen in the figures on the yellow color of the putty.
I glued model strips-masks to the figures on super-glue - an imitation of the shield belts:
Next I glued the shields:
Glued the arms into his hands:
Then he putty depicted plate armor and put on helmets:
Using a dishwashing detergent, degreased:
On uneven places, joints of putty and plastic, joints from molds, PVA glue was applied:
PVA glue flows into the recesses, and when it dries, a layer remains that covers irregularities and defects.
The last step is the primer. I can be primed with the Hambrol special primer paint through an airbrush:
Of course, with the help of photos and comments you can’t show some points for clarity, so I’ll try to make a video) I’ll look for the operator)
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