Disney Robin Hood figures
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UPDATED 10/10/10

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This one is a
classic.
The Revell Robin Hood figure set, from the cartoon movie
of the 70's.
Just got started on this one finally. Been meaning to get
to it for a while.
A nice little fun kit that should be a fairly
straightforward build.
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I am in the seam clean-up stage
right now.
A good time to show a bit of an example of the way I
build styrene kits.
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I use a bead of glue all
the way around the piece.
Just enough to squeeze out a little and fill any
gaps.
I use cloths pins and rubber bands to hold the
parts
while they set up.
After it is cured, it looks like the picture on
the left.
With just a little raised bit along the seam, |
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Then I go in with my
razor knife and scrape
the seam down until it is smooth.
Works great on smooth and flat areas like the one
shown here on the left.
It's a little trickier in some areas, but a
little patience
and care goes a long way. |
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Still working the seams. A little primer to check my
progress.
Already puttied the neck on Little John but that is still
in the basement with another primer coat right now.
Still have to do the neck joint on Robin.
Hope to have these ready to paint by the end of February. |

These are the two that needed some decent putty work at
the neck joint/
These were designed to have the head spin, but the joints
were just way too loose and looked like crap.
Little John is almost done, just a little more detailing
in the putty.
Robin just got his first application of putty. After the
primer dries, I will have to see what needs done next. |

Well the seam work is almost done. Just noticed a few
minor issues once I got them base coated in white.
I am using white as I really want the paint colors to be
bright.
Finally slinging some paint on these critters.

More paint.

Getting close to having this one done.
A little touching up here and there, paint the shirt and
add the spots to the coat
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Still plugging away at these. The king is almost done,
just need to finish his crown and few finishing touches. |

The green on Robin and Little John just wasn't working.
So I stripped them down and plan on spray painting the
green, then doing the detail work.
Thought I would also show how big (or small) these
figures actually are. |
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