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 Subject:  Re: US Helmet textureList thread.  
  
 Date:  Dec 30, 2000
 From:  Barry Gazso 
Eric,
2 suggestions: Mix some epoxy putty and apply it to the spot, blending it
into the rest of the helmet with a little water. Then, while it's workable
press the seam in with a pointed round toothpick dipped in water, or any
other tool you think will work.

Other way is to scribe the seam in with a scribing tool or even an x-acto
blade if you're careful.

Regards,
Barry G
Eric McClure wrote in message
>I've got sort of the same problem with a Verlinden 200mm Bust of a US
>infantry Viet Nam figure. Only the helmet has a cloth cover with the pour
>being on to at the seam of the cover. Anyone have an idea for this one?
 
Thread Listing 
  US Helmet texture - Damon Agretto - Dec 29, 2000
. . . Re: US Helmet texture - Christophe Jacquemont - Dec 29, 2000
. . . Re: US Helmet texture - Eric McClure - Dec 30, 2000
. . . . . . Re: US Helmet texture - Barry Gazso - Dec 30, 2000
. . . . . . Re: While we are on the Vietnam subject... - Rob Plas - Dec 31, 2000
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