where can i buy a indian model?
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are you talking Native American, or someone from the country next to Pakistan! 
Busts of Native American chiefs can be got here;
PiliPili at Historex Agents in the UK
Busts of Native American chiefs can be got here;
PiliPili at Historex Agents in the UK
Stubert ; They are not pre-painted, thankfully.
hmm...seems a mite expensive.
I found some American Indian \'busts\' at a local dollar store. 1 dollar each! They were made of resin, prepainted but you could easily prime over them.
I painted one for my dad, and gave one away to some guy here on CMoN (don\'t recall who).
I found some American Indian \'busts\' at a local dollar store. 1 dollar each! They were made of resin, prepainted but you could easily prime over them.
I painted one for my dad, and gave one away to some guy here on CMoN (don\'t recall who).
rite ok there not painted, good
but yes they are a bit expensive, seeing as this would be the first time painting something like this, and well painting for about 4 years or so now.
and why is it im shit at seaching the interweb, in one seach for this i got porn?? well models might be why
.....stu.....
but yes they are a bit expensive, seeing as this would be the first time painting something like this, and well painting for about 4 years or so now.
and why is it im shit at seaching the interweb, in one seach for this i got porn?? well models might be why
.....stu.....
Dragon Forge Design
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Damn I was hoping he meant one of these..
Aishwarya Rai by the way..
I was going to say if you do find out..let me know ok
Aishwarya Rai by the way..
I was going to say if you do find out..let me know ok
Roger Bunting
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I concur, DFD.
Einion
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There\'s not a lot to choose from in this genre unfortunately. I\'d love to still be able to recommend the busts from Poste Militaire but they\'re not available any longer; and you\'re not having my stock of unpainted ones! These are the best-sculpted Native American busts made for military modellers IMO; although the selection was small the sculpting quality was top-class (good even by today\'s standards) and the casting was excellent once they shifted to resin for the major pieces (the example pictured was all white metal).
Another range worth having a look for is Harton, although they\'re a little crude when you see them up close.
Moving beyond busts the two best figures I can think of are these from Pegaso:
http://www.pegasomodels.com/details_en.asp?code=90-013
http://www.pegasomodels.com/details_en.asp?code=75-038
Some of the Pegaso 54s aren\'t bad looking but I\'ve never seen them in the flesh so I don\'t know what the castings are like.
Einion
Another range worth having a look for is Harton, although they\'re a little crude when you see them up close.
Moving beyond busts the two best figures I can think of are these from Pegaso:
http://www.pegasomodels.com/details_en.asp?code=90-013
http://www.pegasomodels.com/details_en.asp?code=75-038
Some of the Pegaso 54s aren\'t bad looking but I\'ve never seen them in the flesh so I don\'t know what the castings are like.
Einion
I think Andrea Miniatures has some as well. The Golden West section of the catalogue is probably your best bet for 54mm Andrea figs.
Looks like they have a single bust as well, Sitting Bull to be precise.
Looks like they have a single bust as well, Sitting Bull to be precise.
johnboyjjb
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I was thinking along these lines.
Though I suppose it wasn\'t as fun to look at as some of the other ideas.
Though I suppose it wasn\'t as fun to look at as some of the other ideas.
Torn blue sky
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I\'m opposed to the selling and ownership of the people! I\'ll have no part of this!!!
Is she nice?
Is she nice?
