Customs by Fritzkrieg Update 06-12-2016
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AT-AP Modified for Desert Warfare
I Panzerfied another AT-AP, this time I was going for a DAK feel. LMK what you think.
AT-AP Modified for Desert Warfare
AT-AP Modified for Desert Warfare
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German Motorcycle and MG-34 Machine Gunner
Here ar a couple of my latest German Mods. LMK what you think.
German Motorcycle
MG-34 Machine Gunner
German Motorcycle
MG-34 Machine Gunner
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WWII Russians
I moded the Indy Russians to give them more of a WWII feel. LMK what you think.
Russians
Russians
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Re: DAK in Short Pants
Fritzkrieg wrote:This custom was a little pricey to make, I had to canabalize 2 Indy figs just for the shorts and legs. I thank the results look fairly accurate. LMK what you think.
DAK in Short Pants
Great figure!
What Indy figs did you use to make this one?
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More WWII Russians
I put together a couple of more custom WWII Russians, this time I made both removable helmets and Berets for them. LMK what you think.
The Russians
The Russians
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The Russians look great.
I like all of the German mods; because, I have been doing just what you are, and putting Dragon ponchos, webgear, and weapons on my 21st Century figures for about a year now. Great method or "customizing" figures, indeed. You should try using the Dragon K98s as well as the MP40s, Stgs, and G43s. They're much more accurate and scaled than the 21st or FOV ones.
Those ponchos are a pain to get on, you're right. Getting those Dragon belts on over them takes some time...especially for the ones that are cut a little shorter.
Your SW stuff looks awesome, too.
...but I think you've taken the cake with those Russians. Those are really nice.
...those helmets are from the 25th Anniversary Cobra Troopers, right? I had never noticed the relation to the Russian helmets till I saw your customs.
I like all of the German mods; because, I have been doing just what you are, and putting Dragon ponchos, webgear, and weapons on my 21st Century figures for about a year now. Great method or "customizing" figures, indeed. You should try using the Dragon K98s as well as the MP40s, Stgs, and G43s. They're much more accurate and scaled than the 21st or FOV ones.
Those ponchos are a pain to get on, you're right. Getting those Dragon belts on over them takes some time...especially for the ones that are cut a little shorter.
Your SW stuff looks awesome, too.
...but I think you've taken the cake with those Russians. Those are really nice.
Yes, where did you get those heads?Razor17019 wrote:Where is the coat and helmets from?
...those helmets are from the 25th Anniversary Cobra Troopers, right? I had never noticed the relation to the Russian helmets till I saw your customs.
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More WWII Custom German Elites and Russians
I was not very happy with the color of my WWII Russians, so I gave this batch a dye job. LMK what you think.
WWII Russians
German Elites
This was my fist atempt at painting the Italian and Oak Leaf Camoflauge
WWII Russians
German Elites
This was my fist atempt at painting the Italian and Oak Leaf Camoflauge
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Nice! Where'd you get that Luger? Dragon? Those Russians do look better in the darker color, I'll admit. I need to practice figure painting. (Sounds like I'm going to paint a person on canvas)
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Good Traders:
KAMIKAZE
Ruger
Olifant
Panzer M
Good Traders:
KAMIKAZE
Ruger
Olifant
Panzer M
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Fritzkridg, I love what you have done with those Russians. What kind of wash did you use? I have got to give it a try.
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Flitz, awesome work on the Russians! What helmets did you use? I especially like the shape of the one on the right in the first photo in this thread.
Well done!
Well done!
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Germans w/ Splinter Muster and Fall Oak Leaf Trousers
Here are some more Camo patterns I'm practicing. The Germans are compsites of FOV and XD parts. LMK what you think.
German Tank Riders
This is my second attempt at a Fall Oak Leaf Camo.
This is my first try at Splinter Muster
German Officer (I thought this new BBI head was perfect for a German Officer)
German Tank Riders
This is my second attempt at a Fall Oak Leaf Camo.
This is my first try at Splinter Muster
German Officer (I thought this new BBI head was perfect for a German Officer)
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Stalingrad German and more Oak Leaf Elites
Here is my latest batch of Germans. LMK what you think.
German Elites
Stalingrad German
German Elites
Stalingrad German
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