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Lenshead Type B (CAMOUFLAGE) (rebuild with greebles)
- Thread starter Rhaven Blaack
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I completely missed the fact said hound had eaten your homework!
Glad you are putting your best paws forward and bringing us more...
Glad you are putting your best paws forward and bringing us more...
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You can use this software and your camera phone to animate your Lens Head. It's FREE. 
That is a GREAT IDEA! I have been playing with the idea of making build video that I can post on YouTube. This is something to consider.You can use this software and your camera phone to animate your Lens Head. It's FREE.
Thank you!
Here is the waist/pelvic component.
These are the parts for the waist/pelvic component.
All of the individual components are assembled.
Assembling the waist/pelvic component
The waist/pelvic component is fully assembled.
The torso and waist/pelvic component are attached to one another.
I will be focusing on rebuilding the arms and legs. Once they are finished, I will post the final photos of the arms and legs and then attach them to the torso & waist/pelvic component.
These are the parts for the waist/pelvic component.
All of the individual components are assembled.
Assembling the waist/pelvic component
The waist/pelvic component is fully assembled.
The torso and waist/pelvic component are attached to one another.
I will be focusing on rebuilding the arms and legs. Once they are finished, I will post the final photos of the arms and legs and then attach them to the torso & waist/pelvic component.
It is an enjoyable model to build. As you can see, there is a high level of greebling potential (that I am taking advantage of, which adds to the complexity of the model).
Here in Germany the dogs prefer postmen but after seeing those WIP images I can understand that they would go for something "meatier" at Chris' house.I agree, I hoped the project hadn't gone to the dogs!
I have finish rebuilding the legs and attached them to the torso.
I will be starting on the arms soon.
I will be starting on the arms soon.
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Thank you sir. It is a fun and enjoyable project to work on. The template has a great deal of greebling potential.You are one patient person.
I have rebuilt the arms.
The hands are assembled.
The hands are put in place (*NOTE* Do not use glue when attaching the hands to the arms.)
The arms are attached to the torso.
The hands are assembled.
The hands are put in place (*NOTE* Do not use glue when attaching the hands to the arms.)
The arms are attached to the torso.