The entire body was an Elite Force U.S. Marine. I added the head from a VvV Grunt figure (thanks for the head, Gene), which I liked better than the actual Leatherneck head. I also gave him a modular M4 / M203 from Marauder. The helmet needed a bit of Super Sculpey added to the inside to make it fit snugly.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Marine Gunnery Sergeant Wendell A. Metzger
The entire body was an Elite Force U.S. Marine. I added the head from a VvV Grunt figure (thanks for the head, Gene), which I liked better than the actual Leatherneck head. I also gave him a modular M4 / M203 from Marauder. The helmet needed a bit of Super Sculpey added to the inside to make it fit snugly.
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I guess compared to Gung Ho, this is sort of a let down. I really liked Gung Ho with clothes (first outside of his Dress Blues version). When I think of Leatherneck I tend to regress to the cap with the Corps pin in it. That's not to say this is bad work, I guess it's just expectation versus actually seeing it.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you on the issue of his headgear. What you described is what I wanted to do, but I wasn't able to get ahold of a Marine Corps cover. The nice thing is that the helmet is removeable, so if I'm able to obtain one, I can replace it in seconds.
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