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Post  PhiMa on Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:36 am

Yep, the title says it all. I'm not stopping star wars, but I have a series of 16x16 Vigs planned, and these'll be the characters in them. Keep in mind, If I had paypal I'd buy BF Helmets and BA weapons.

The Allies:


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The Axis (Sorry for the terrible picture):


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And my Flickr set.

So, C&C please! Tell me what torso's to change, what faces, what other torsos I could use for axis/allies, anything! Enjoy!

PhiMa wrote:/Bump.

Since alot of the older figs were crap, I revised them. New and improved. Keep in mind, I'm getting Paypal (hopefully) for my B-day in 10 Days and I've already made a list of BrickArms and BrickForge I'd like.

The Allies:


And the Axis:


C&C is welcome. Enjoy!


Last edited by PhiMa on Fri Jul 24, 2009 11:17 am; edited 2 times in total

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Garet6 wrote:Sorry to interrupt, but how is Pizzamovies a stop-motion expert?

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  DarthPineapple on Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:48 am

It's ok, but the Allies general looks odd. 3 belts? Hola Wow!

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  667thLegion on Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:50 am

DarthPineapple wrote:It's ok, but the Allies general looks odd. 3 belts? Hola Wow!


Maybe he has really baggy pants. Laughing I like the figs, and that ghillie suit technique is great! Smile

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Excellent job on those troopers, I very like your purist paintings.

Purist Paintings. Indeed.

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  PhiMa on Thu Jun 25, 2009 12:30 pm

Yes, I know DP, three belts is a bit much, but those pants just fit perfectly to the torso, and it's not a general. And the ghillie suit isn't the best, but there's nothing better for a purist.

Thanks for all the comments so far guys!

2 comments? Are we turning into FBTB'ers?

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  Commando Shade on Thu Jun 25, 2009 5:55 pm

Hey, these are really good for purist! The only thing I think you should swap out is the torso with the bunch of circles. It just looks weird.

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WWII Figures

Post  commanderfil96 on Tue Jun 30, 2009 1:15 pm

Awesome minifigs, man! But, as I keep telling people, the rocket launcher is called a panzer[i]sheck Smile

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  PhiMa on Tue Jun 30, 2009 1:18 pm

commanderfil96 wrote:Awesome minifigs, man! But, as I keep telling people, the rocket launcher is called a panzer[i]sheck Smile


If, then it's a Panzerfaust, and it's Panzerschreck, not panzersheck.

But thanks for the comment!

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Post  DarthPineapple on Tue Jun 30, 2009 1:34 pm

commanderfil96 wrote:Awesome minifigs, man! But, as I keep telling people, the rocket launcher is called a panzer[i]sheck Smile


The one-use rocketlauncher is the panzerfaust, it's just a tube with a rocket in front. The German version of the bazooka is the panzerschrek, you can recognize this at it's large shield which was put there because of the hot exhaust flames the rocket made.

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  Comrade Faie on Tue Jun 30, 2009 1:45 pm

Yes and Panzerfaust's were also used in infantry only, they only had one shot. They were really just so the infantry wouldn't get more massacred if an Allied tank showed up. They were pivotal though.

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  PhiMa on Tue Jun 30, 2009 1:46 pm

Thanks for all commenting on my figures guys!


:Roooooooooooooooooll:

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  Comrade Faie on Tue Jun 30, 2009 1:46 pm

Yes yes, God forbid we correct a newer member.


Some of the torsos aren't great but they're fine.

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Re: WWII Figures

Post  PhiMa on Fri Jul 24, 2009 11:17 am

/Bump.

Since alot of the older figs were crap, I revised them. New and improved. Keep in mind, I'm getting Paypal (hopefully) for my B-day in 10 Days and I've already made a list of BrickArms and BrickForge I'd like.

The Allies:


And the Axis:


C&C is welcome. Enjoy!

________________________________
Garet6 wrote:Sorry to interrupt, but how is Pizzamovies a stop-motion expert?

PhiMa
Has a reason
Has a reason

Age: 15
Location: NL
Favorite Lego Star Wars figure: Rebel Hoth Trooper
Country:
Corps Emblem:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/phima/

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Nice Figs!

Post  blydeviss123 on Fri Aug 14, 2009 7:11 pm

They look kind if like German African Korps, though. You should give them brown parts. Surprised

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