to some dismounted cavalry.
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Unmodified kepi on right, modified kepi on left
See you on the 1st of the month.
Soldier on!
Mannie
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3 comments:
Nice results. I'll have to try that.
SCott
"Really nice 54mm figures...EVEN Better"
Brilliant! I used to cut the front slope to make 20/25mm cowboys into ACW, after taking of the rim, but that Nail just does the best-est job!
Mannie, I tried the hot nail method last night and it worked pretty well on my TSSD troops. I'm going to try a smaller nail to make a depression in the cap to make Franco-Prussian War kepis.
Scott
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