takeslousyphotos
No Tears Please. It's a Waste of Good Suffering.
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Cracking Job Barry ............ Superb Detail. I like that a lot.
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TonyBv9
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Great stuff.
That looks great Barry
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steve scan
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Excellent Barry, like it.
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Plastickitbasher
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Stunning work with great detail work.
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- Mike
That is a very cool subject Barry, and well executed. Which kit is it?
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Excellent, well made composition Barry. Loads to look at too.
If I could be permitted an observation and suggestion. Perhaps some general muck and dirt at the back of the wheels and onto the recoil ramps might look o.k.? Not much, as it is dry and sunny...just a bit of a trail.
Cheers,
Ron
If I could be permitted an observation and suggestion. Perhaps some general muck and dirt at the back of the wheels and onto the recoil ramps might look o.k.? Not much, as it is dry and sunny...just a bit of a trail.
Cheers,
Ron
Thanks for comments .
the kit is wesp,retrokit resin nice kit but fiddley.
it is a bit clean ,I did try some earth powder on the wood base but it dont show up much thought of sprinkling a little sand around but did not know what to do for best as i did not want it to mucky.
the kit is wesp,retrokit resin nice kit but fiddley.
it is a bit clean ,I did try some earth powder on the wood base but it dont show up much thought of sprinkling a little sand around but did not know what to do for best as i did not want it to mucky.
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That's better, I can see the light dusting of dust/ earth was there all along!
I do like the typical French swagger pose in the last picture..."Look at me with my big gun!"
Great job Barry.
I do like the typical French swagger pose in the last picture..."Look at me with my big gun!"
Great job Barry.
Great job Barry , its a fantastic scene and in 1/72 must have been tricky too. I hope the bloke with the map isnt saying to his CO , "sorry sir , ive just realised I had the map upside down , weve been firing the wrong way!" cheers tony