I have some time and can make some based on what people want to see, scale and what year for the figure, what is it doing?…….suggest/request away. You are under no obligation to purchase any.
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What scale and type figures do you want to see?
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Well, if we're getting really specific, 1/48 and 1/72 scale WWII US Navy (a selection of both enlisted men clad in general duty rolled-up sleeve workaday denim "fatigues" and Action Stations...fatigues under full battle gear...in suitable poses, along with a few officers in khakis) would be great for crewing large scale RC men-o-war.
I’d be interested in 1:76 scale for USS CONSTITUTION. Gun crews, marines, sailors managing rigging, officers.
Similar to this? I am already working on a set of 1812 USS Constitution sailors….
Yes. Also sailors climbing the ratlines and working on the spars
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You nailed it!
I'm looking for an STL I can rig and repose of mid-1850s US Marines
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Good luck. I don’t sell STLs, there is too much time invested to cover costs.
What is the distance between ratlines in mm?
Which spars and what are they doing?
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What ship do you want them for?
The sounding sailor if I make one that you can drill the hands to insert a line like I show below will that work? How high is the railing where you want him leaning over is from the deck?
What are the other sailors doing on deck?