I didn't get to observe the repairs I'm afraid, just dropped off the helmet and came back when it was done a few days later.
Those purses are interesting but would probably work out more expensive than buying a loose mail from the winged hussar set and still be too bulky to fit under the arm...
Back from the jewellers! As expected they weren't sure at first when I asked them to take a look at some model armour, but once I showed them the hinge they agreed it should be straightforward to give it a go. They did a really nice job and as you can see the replacement pin head doesn't stand...
That looks gorgeous! Yes, I bought some Cape Cod cloths after reading about them in one of the Mandalorian threads.
Your figure looks a lot better with the stock cheapo chainmail removed as well, I see.
I bought some nicer mail loose on eBay but haven't made the swap yet.
The visor on mine had a broken pin on one side. Like the OP I'm considering taking to a jeweler. Might get a funny look from them when I show them my model knight, probably not something that they get asked to do often.
A couple of leather straps needed supergluing as they were detached on...
I guess it would have already been mentioned if someone had; but has anyone swapped out the body with a stormtrooper body or anything other than the Mando Scout?
I've just ordered possibly the last Mando Scout loose body on eBay but am now wondering if a stormtrooper would be an even better...
Just ordered mine! I'm hoping the metal for the armour is similar to what they've used for their katana blades; that comes up really nice looking with a cotton swab and a bit of Autosol.
That new Oda Nobunaga looks great, might have to sell my old one and upgrade...
I've noticed that some of the recent Coomodel 1/6 figures have been called "Empire Legend" EL123 instead of "Series of Empires" SE123. Does anyone know what the difference is?
Both rider and horse seem to be based on this example from the Wallace Collection in London.
It is a pity about the cheap looking chain mail seeing as they made a great looking mail shirt for the Hussar figure. Maybe that was harder to produce than they expected?
It's really nice to see a company covering something completely new like this. If anyone's looking at this and interested but not sure how the in-hand figure would compare to the prototype, I've got a couple of Coomodel's samurai and the quality is just wonderful.
Photo showing the neck from eBay:
I'm not a huge fan of the rooted hair. I'll keep my eyes peeled and maybe pick up a loose Ken Watanabe headsculpt from the Poptoys "Benevolent Samurai" set.
Re: COOMODEL 1/6 SERIES of EMPIRES (DIECAST ARMOR) - ODA NOBUNAGA(織田信長)
I've been displaying my Nobunaga with his armour off for a bit and now I come to put him back together I can't remember how to tie the waist belt properly. Can't work it out from the photos; could someone take a pic of the...