A set of resin heads of American soldiers in 1:35 scale, with which you easily bring mass-produced plastic figures to life.
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Replacement heads for figures of the American army of the Second World War, cast in polyurethane resin. Changing the head is the quickest way to give a mass-produced plastic figure an expression of its own. The face draws the viewer's eye sooner than anything else in a whole scene.
American units fought from Tunisia through Italy and Normandy all the way to the Elbe, and their appearance differed according to where they served: a net or a cover over the M1 helmet, a knitted cap under it, a leather helmet on the crews of armored vehicles. Different types of heads make it possible to put together a squad in which no two soldiers resemble each other, and it is exactly that which lifts a scene away from the contents of the box. A small change gives a scene a different charge at once.
Cut the original head off with a saw at the level of the collar and carefully widen the opening in the torso with a drill bit or a ball burr. Free the new part from the casting block and sand the surface so that the head sits at a natural angle. Tilting or turning it does more for the final impression than any small detail. Cyanoacrylate glue takes care of the bond; level the gap at the neck with putty. Paint the skin over a light base, otherwise the resin shows through.
In the package you will find only the castings of the heads; you have to have the torsos from elsewhere.
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