You got me sorely tempted Andy!
I got four articulated legs (like the Star Wars AT-ST but much chunkier) floating around somewhere in my Lego spares box. I've also got a complete 6-barrel gun in 32nd scale which would go with them quite nicely I reckon (no way I'd be able to scratch one!) I'll...
What with references to 'lies to children' and 'lawn ornaments (b'zugda-hiara)' I'm thinking there are some Terry Pratchett fans hereabouts! Kindred spirits!
Got to agree about the peg clamps Ron. If you need the pressure that modelling clamps provide, you should re-check the parts for flash or warping. Too much pressure on a joint could force a gap later - or even break the join.
PS The pegs I got have rubber tips which helps stop them sliding on...
That stand looks useful. What is it? I'm guessing maybe for jewellry?
PS Not talking about the cat stand! I bought one for my two some years ago. They played on it once - it took me longer to assemble than the time they spent on it - then it sat in the corner unused for a couple of years until...
Listen up folks - this is important!
You've all seen how fast Peter builds and how many he churns out. That's with just a tray on his lap. How much is he gonna build now he's got a proper workbench?
Best start building your stashes now while there are still kits available!!
Don't think it's you Andy. This is a common problem when trying to get drivers/pilots to fit properly. Maybe the model companies should get their seat designers to work with their figure designers - or maybe just provide them with a built seat and controls so they can pose the figures correctly.