"In Flanders Fields" 1/72

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I'm calling this one complete


In Flanders fields was to be a representation of my new skills I learnt in Tank building and painting/ weathering but it just got carried away from there. The two Emhar WW1 " Male and Female tank kits went together easily. Variety of paints used were Revell Aqua, VAllejo and humbrol washes and WN oils the figures were from same stable as Emhar ( British and German infantry.Vignette base small frame and polystyrene, clay and Revell/ Vallejo paints oils etc.


I've had fun building this and learnt a lot of new skills and although lengthy had to be the best I could do. Hope you like


Comments as always good or bad


Robert


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That's a cracking job Robert....... Superbly done. I'm gonna have to start mine I think.
 

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Top 1/72 job, Robert. You've certainly crammed in the action. It's all happening that's for sure. Nice one.


One minor observation, I think some mud on the tank tracks would make a big difference. Easy fix....


Yep, one excellent diorama. Well done.


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lovely job young Robert very nice indeed, nice action sequence.


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Phew! I'm glad you finished this one before I get kicked off for being an agent provocature!


Excellent build Robert! You've crammed a lot into that & it definitely gives an idea of the terror the early tanks must have caused. Very well done!
 

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I like this, great work mate.
 

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Fantastic work Rob in 1/72 makes it better , really good figures in that scale
 
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Thanks guys it makes me proud to have achieved great praise ( I got hints and tips off a few guys on here I won't deny it oh and I forgot the mud so here's the update on pics


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Great dio Robert.


The way you have portrayed the movement in the tanks is excellent. :smiling3:
 
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Really like this, Robert - it's very dynamic, and the paintwork on the tanks is fantastic.
 

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Nice work Robert, especially for such a small scale;)
 
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Nice work Robert, especially for such a small scale;)
Thanks Jim I really appreciate comment


( I used a few of your ideas to make dios if the truth be told)


Dubster helped too on advice.


Cheers


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There you go Robert......Excellent dollops of mud!


You've got one great talent, here's to the next build.


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Wow, great diorama Robert. A lot going on in there, good detail, and the mud has made a big difference to the tanks. Awesome build
 
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There you go Robert......Excellent dollops of mud!
You've got one great talent, here's to the next build.


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My easiest way of dollops of muck is really easy 1 teaspoon of artificial imitation grass, dollop of white glue few drops of water and Revell Aqua earth/ dark earth/ mud colours. Mix with spatula and apply with old tired brush.


Hey presto


Robert
 

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Superbly done.Robert,looks great and for the scale,and never done before,turned out great,


lov it so very well done, :D
 
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Superbly done.Robert,looks great and for the scale,and never done before,turned out great,
lov it so very well done, :D
Thanks Monica for the positive comments. I said to grumpa that I had taken inspiration from his dios and I would also like to say yours are also inspiration to me in that I wanted to show a scene that's not just another model so thank you Monica


Robert
 
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Not much to add, apart from well done, a beautiful model, with a great moniker. Proud of that!
 

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Very nice. So much going on in a small space.
 
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