Peter Jackson on the Perry Twins

THE SHORT VERSION

Peter Jackson explains that sculpting toy soldiers is a career he might have pursued if he were not making films. He praises the Perrys’ varied poses, remembers their Scouring of the Shire figures and hopes to build a large Helm’s Deep display. Their informal tuition has helped him begin a First World War soldier, although faces and fingers remain challenges. The interview shows their friendship extending beyond the film licence into a shared hobby.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 348, p. 35.

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