Johnny Lightening and Hot Wheels from my Horror Collection. Halloween is approaching so it is time to start looking for horror stuff. I did find a few mummy figures at Dollar General, small 54mm size.
My Roco upgrade project has picked up steam as the Kiss Kiss Club project has been winding down. Here I am painting wheels, windshields, and tires and seats and tarps on some trucks. The Roco 37mm anti-tank gun is getting put back together and about 2/3rds are getting mounted on bases.
Kiss Kiss Club with all the major parts put together. The base will be replaced with a slightly larger one, there will be more palm trees and foliage, and maybe a few dancing people.
Dance floor with the dancing girl doing her fire walking routine.
Hot coals ready for the fire walking. Actually a pile of sand. I placed a washer over a bit of styrene plastic and poured sand into the hole. Then dropped very liquid super glue onto the sand as I removed the washer. Then I painted the sand using red, orange, and yellow transparent colors by Tamiya.
2 comments:
That's an interesting selection of projects, although your Roco stuff always interests me the most. How do you like the Tamiya transparent colors? I have wondered if Tamiya's "Smoke" transparent color would work as a quick-shade substitute for miniature figures.
It might, I am about to try it on some figures soon. I like the yellow, orange and red. I used them for artillery templates a number of years ago, to depict explosions and where artillery would land.
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