Steve Walsh replacing Swords on AB figures

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During my trip to and from Waterloo back in June I had the chance to hang out with my good friend Steve who like myself is an 18mm napoleonic fanatic. I took the chance to make a few vids and take a few pics of Steve using his skills to replace swords on his AB figures. Excellent stuff!!!

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@grambo589 3 года назад

Superb attention to detail by Stephen there!

@nicklynskey1862 2 года назад

Great skills,the time spent is well worth the final result 👍

@BrushQuill 6 лет назад

Jeez! Thats some skill there!!! Thats certainly dedicated work.

@andygass9096 4 месяца назад

Excellent!

@bryceallen9548 6 лет назад

A delight to see the master at work! Of course, it would always be Paul to help make this lovely piece.

@vonketteringham 6 лет назад

That's a great vid, we need more like that. You must know that will be straight under the fingernail when deployed for their first battle!

@provjaro 6 лет назад

The same reason I sharpen all my bayonets and spears Frazer 😎

@trekman1489 6 лет назад

Paul and Steve I am totally speechless just wow I am impress how it came out. A very beautiful but work.

@provjaro 6 лет назад

Steve does incredible work Trek Man

@johnchristie823 6 лет назад

Thank You Paul for that info on the drill, I have bought one

@philRminiatures 6 лет назад

Truly impressive Paul, job and swords!

@provjaro 6 лет назад

Steve has skills out of this world Phil, I'll post another video soon but of Steve s painted naps. Awesome, you'll love them

@bryanmitchell5268 3 года назад

I use staples, Already flat, you just grind one side to give you an edge.Then you carefully bend them to shape depending on what type of sword you are trying to copy. Bloody hard to bend and will draw blood

@liberator2408 6 лет назад

Amazing job

@provjaro 6 лет назад

Steve dies a great job

@marianmm7034 6 лет назад

Ahoj Paul!...nádherná a veľmi jemná hodinárska práca!

@provjaro 6 лет назад

Ahoj Marian my friend does some fine detail for sure

@IDICBeer 6 лет назад

That was cool mate :D

@provjaro 6 лет назад

Thanks Nick!

@johnchristie823 6 лет назад

Great video Paul, can you find out the name of the hand held mini drill Please.

@provjaro 6 лет назад

The first one with the yellow on the top is a rotary bristle brush by 3 AM it’s used in jewellery making

@provjaro 6 лет назад

The thing that I shaped the swords with, making the sparks is a grinding stone little one mounted on an arbour

@provjaro 6 лет назад

Are use a tungsten carbide 0.5 mm drill to drill into the hand

@provjaro 6 лет назад

All of the drills that are use are made by Proxxon Far far better than Dremel

@provjaro 6 лет назад

This all came from Steve, John

@pancakepayneypayne6499 6 лет назад

i could not do that.. nice one

@provjaro 6 лет назад

pancakepayney payne yeah he's a bit mad with his conversions pancake. 😳

@nickjennings8757 4 года назад

Or you could do what I do and don’t buy figures waving swords around! 😂😂That said where can send all my figures with broken swords so that this genius can repair them all for me?