So, in the ongoing quest to put together an English force for
SAGA I've been working on a series of figures. Some are what some guys at the club and I believe to be old
Wargames Foundry Anglo-Saxons that I purchased on eBay, while the rest are plastic
Gripping Beast figures. So, there I am peacefully preparing the guys for undercoating and such, and the sword and hand of one of the lads in a particularly dynamic pose just drops off! Given it's unlikely there's any sort of warranty on old Anglo-Saxon huscarls losing bits of limbs, I thought I'd better simply pin it and pop it back on. Not a big task, but just in case anyone searching online hasn't seen shots of it done before (though I'm sure there's someone who has the time to do a full live demo on You Tube), here's a few pictures of the process.
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The patient's wrist after cleaning it up with a file and drilling the hole |
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Far-shot of the brass pin in place |
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...and a bit more detail. I'd already measured it and cut it to size. |
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The pin seemed like it may have been a bit long, but... |
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...after a bit of liquid green stuff it seems like a good fit. |
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