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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Home casting pewter Toy Soldiers
Here's a little "how to" in celebration of spring:
The Toy Soldiers Forever! cameras traveled all the way to my back yard to film this little tutorial on home casting of pewter toy soldiers. I hope you enjoy it and I'll see you on the 15th.
Hi, Mannie! I just found your video on casting toy soldiers on YouTube. The video says next time you would cover priming and painting. Did you ever post anything on that subject? I couldn't find anything, and would love to have your tips and tricks for priming and painting metal and plastic soldiers. Thank you so much!
The Toy Soldiers Forever! cameras traveled all the way to my back yard to film this little tutorial on home casting of pewter toy soldiers. I hope you enjoy it and I'll see you on the 15th.
nice piece
ReplyDeleteEXCELLENT MANNIE .I LIKE YOUS STYLE
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the video. You make casting look easy.
ReplyDeleteGreat video! Looks fun and gave me a chuckle. I'm jealous of that great back yard you have.
ReplyDeleteHi, Mannie! I just found your video on casting toy soldiers on YouTube. The video says next time you would cover priming and painting. Did you ever post anything on that subject? I couldn't find anything, and would love to have your tips and tricks for priming and painting metal and plastic soldiers. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteJosh,
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not, not quite a week after I did that video, my wife, for reasons known only to her, left me.
Needless to say, life superseded the sequel.
Thanks for tuning in though.
Mannie