Why Would I Want Scaffolding?

Movie crews use scaffolds all the time.

So more than just construction workers.

But also TV crews too.

Most of my wargames and many of my set ups have media in them.

Help the morale of the troops if they know mom is back home watching.

This is about 6 inches tall.

Its all plastic and pretty sturdy.

Lights on the side and from above to light the scene.

Big heavy camera and boom microphone.

Camera crew from LOD Enterprises.  

Adventure figures from Elastowit, in Ukraine.
 

Let's Put On A Show

Lights, camera, action!

LOD Enterprises makes these 60mm movie studio figures.

They are resin and cost $25 direct from LOD.

You get a nice little selection of figures in the set.

I got two sets they were so good.

You get one camera, and one cameraman.

Two big studio lights, a man with his hands on his hops who can be used as your lighting technician. 

A standing pointing man, who is the direct, and a woman sitting is a stool, perhaps the script girl or continuity girl.  With two sets, I have one of each.  Some minor trimming around the attachment point for the lights to the stand.  I may glue them to a larger base for better play value, but in a static display they would be fine.  These are perfect for Carl Denham and a King Kong adventure.

Here they are filming a Korean War movie, or a giant bug movie, or a giant bugs appear during the Korean War movie.  Not sure yet.