1⁄35Souvenirs
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This is a build of a New Connection conversion kit for AFV Club’s 1/35 Sd,Kfz 11. Only the chassis of the donor kit is used the rest is a multi-media conversion for an unbuilt proto-type with a mounted 10.5cm artillery piece.
Scenario is that British Soldiers find a long abandoned proto-type vehicle in an industrial area somewhere in Germany 1945, and pick up a water filled Steel helmet as a souvenir. Base is scratch built, figures by Wolf.
A bit of a departure for me as I rarely build Axis stuff these days.
Comments
The water looks , well...like water falling out of a helmet. So many great little details to look at in this one.
Matt
AUG 21, 2009 - 09:40 PM
Excellent build!
Great to see a not so well known halftrack starring in a dio like this one!
Too bad you used the tarp like this though, as I think it obscures the view of the halftrack.
The rest of this dio is of a very high level.
AUG 22, 2009 - 05:00 AM
Paul,
Very nicely done! I probably missed it, but who makes the figures?
Darryl
AUG 22, 2009 - 05:27 AM
Hi Paul,
Really great work on the figures, base and vehicle. I like the setting and story line, the figure placement is really good and the experimental vehicle very well done.
Only observation would be the tarp. I like the shape and layout over the gun and vehicle, but the base of it looks a bit thick and the texture a bit smooth. it also looks quite clean given the state of the vehicle.
The stone wall has a really good colour to it, just need a wee smart frame to finish it off.
Great stuff.
Al
AUG 25, 2009 - 05:32 AM
Hi Darryl
Yip Hornet and Wolf - Review
https://armorama.kitmaker.net/review/4068
Al
AUG 26, 2009 - 06:51 AM
Hi Guys
Thanks again to all those who commented.
Al you're right about the tarp. It was my first try with Magic sculpt i liked the way it's own weight made it drape more realisticly than I've managed with tissue or foil, but i think i got it too thick when folded. A bit more practice needed.
Cheers
paul
AUG 30, 2009 - 07:21 AM
Good work, especially armored car! However I would paint figures more carefully and contrastly. Yours faithfully, Dmitry.
SEP 21, 2009 - 10:12 PM
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