German Gebirgsjager Mountain Troops Caucasus 1942 Dragon 1/35

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GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 BOX PACKAGEI’ll try to build the German mountain soldier old kit in practice. Volstad’s box picture looks good atmosphere.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGI could not put it together too quickly because of the whole adjustment.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGIt is difficult to set up the ammunition belt of the machine gun.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGAll except for a sniper equipped with oversized backpacks.
(11-June-2016)

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGAll four heads are changed to resin parts.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGFace painting is complex after attaching the gun near the face, so some figures are not yet glued with their weapons.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGThe mountain troop’s ice axes are not attached as it is. It’s imagination, but I used a board weight of fishing to hold the ice ax on a backpack.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGIt is incomprehensible whether I deleted the parting lines of colored light gray injection parts. Probably securing water is difficult; the mountain soldiers have two water bottles.
(17-June-2016)

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGOn the left side of the cap, there is an emblem of Edelweiss, which is a symbol of the mountain troops. The mold of the kit is almost invisible. I tried to paste the etched spare parts for 1/700 ship that look like the Edelweiss shape.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGBecause I replaced all the heads, I added his hair growth with the epoxy putty.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 MAKINGIt is not a very sharp backpack mold. It cannot be helped as it is an ancient kit. I have improved the mold a little with my design knife.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 PAINTINGI painted them in black as the base coat.
(22-June-2016)

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 PAINTINGI painted the uniform with water-based paint.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 PAINTINGI was wondering about the timing to attach a rifle sling. Because I have left the rifle attaching last for some figures this time, I attached a metal sling.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 PAINTINGI had no feeling about assembling after the paint was settled. In particular, I was satisfied when the painting of the face was over. I also thought it was OK without a sling.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKGerman Gebirgsjäger was completed. Gebirgsjäger, in WWII, played active roles in the Caucasus, Norway, and Finland, various battlefields, including Crete.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKI got the wrong setting this time, and have become a considerably big photograph. There is no meaning in taking a photo so big as several times the real thing.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKAll were changed to resin-made heads. I chose severe faces.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKI wish to make a firearm strap.

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GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKTrousers of mountain troops look comfortable moving action. I thought all had a pickaxe, but I try to think of it. It looks ice-ax. He has sloping shoulders.

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GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKI should put the shadow of clothes after the basic painting because there was no concealment power of the skin color; challenging to paint, I felt. It does not seem so compelling, giving the first coat black. I need to do more research and try.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKBecause I did not sweep the weathering powder properly, the dust stood out.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKHe is a sniper. It is difficult to match the line of sight. It may slip a little. Edelweiss insignia of the hat mold is almost disappeared; I pasted some similarly shaped parts from 1/700 ship model photo-etched parts. I’m not a professional molder, but I think the overall poses may not be wrong. During shooting, the heavy baggage is taken down.

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GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORK GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKThe soldier insignia color of the Gebirgsjäger was green. I have used the infantry color this time.

GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORK GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKThe handwritten eagle mark on the hat is relatively tiny. I drew a mark of Edelweiss. This is the limit of my skill. Speaking of which, it was minute when I drew an American national flag on the sleeve of the modern U.S. tank crew. All epaulets were exposed. The setting of equipment straps was passed under that. I think that an appearance is good when I expose all the epaulets.

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GEBIRGSJAGER DRAGON 1/35 FINISHED WORKIt was my first time building Gebirgsjäger; it was interesting because there was pretty original equipment.
(07-July-2016)