gorgeous build fella !! love the skis .. never tried vegemite but presume it is the same as marmite ( roughly ) a yeast / cellery extract product both delicious !!..
you'll be lucky if it does fella , but everythings worth a try i tried a solvent out here but with no luck the only real thing that seems to work on thermo type plastics like polythenes is plastic welding , unfortunately only suitable for car bumpers etc ..
it still exists and still as good i send emails via their contact on the airfix website but there should also be a parts slip in the kit .
i have used the new hornby management twice now for parts and can't fault them , their customer care is seccond to none !!
the only way i have found of joining it is heating and melting together but even that isn't very succesful
plus polythene figures usualy don't hold paint well either being more suitable as a toy than a modelling figure
i'd personaly see if there's any suitable plastic figures , or even to convert !!
well after a few months it is now complete a first and not the last armour diorama !!
thouroughly enjoyed building it and it certainly involves all learned modelling skills
dunno what is next but i have a nice sas jeep i can build a dio with !!
unfortunately the photos are a little overdone on the red side cos i'm messing with a small studio set up but hell it gives the idea !!
i presume the mine resistant part refers to where it matters ( the passenger cell ) nowhere else job done well by the looks of it
i'd rather loose ten vehicles than have 1 injured squadie !!
mainly on the same lines of thaught was my reasoning for sugesting it , it is such a wide range of available subjects even if you like building planes there's the revell starfighter kit !!
the horses figures are quite a bit on from this last photo taken , there are now just final toutches to finnish it here's the stirrups being assembled bl****y fiddly things !!
scuze the mucky mitts in close up !!!!
not entirely clear but i think you want to do a model in a scheme from a photograph
it is quite tricky as you would need multi view shots including from above and below to get all the markings correct
obviously not impossible but a very tricky job requiring quite a few photos and quite a bit of research if modelling one particular aircraft ..