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| First off both arms have to repositioned into a more bent position. For the right arm only the elbow had to be cut and moved. I cut the elbow out and added two-part epoxy into the ends of the upper and lower parts of the arm. Then I added an aluminum wire to connect the halves. This allows me to change the position of the arm to get the best fit for the gun. | ![]() |
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The left arm required a cut at the elbow and a cut at the shoulder to get the proper position. The shoulder cut allows the arm to pivot out from the body. |
| After playing with the figure and gun together the final positioned is determined and the shoulders are glued. Then I used Magic Sculpt to fill in the voids in the arms. |
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The hard part is sculpting in the muscles on the arms for the new position. Again I used Magic Sculpt and several muscle mags for reference. |
| Note in this shot of the left arm that I have changed the position of the hand. It tilts downward from the wrist. |
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