1⁄35King Tiger
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Vinnie, thats one exceptional build you've got there.
Everythings beautiful, the dust and dirt on the Paras boots are very convincing and expertly convey the mood of the scene.
May I ask what heads were used ?
The b&w pic is right out of a WWII reference book, kudos.
The K.T. is also very, very impressive.
Any chance you can make some of the pics. in a sepia tone ?
Excellent - Cheyenne
AUG 18, 2005 - 10:13 AM
Thanks Cheyenne. The heads are Hornet, but as I keep all my Hornet heads in one container I have no idea which sets they are from, sorry.
Vinnie
AUG 18, 2005 - 10:16 AM
Sorry Vinnie, so busy looking at your artwork I didn't realise that you had already posted that they are Hornet heads.
OOOOPS. Cheyenne
AUG 18, 2005 - 10:18 AM
Vinnie
I really like this kitty. It's not overly rusty nor battered to the point that the fenders are hanging by a sliver of metal and I really like how you executed the shell splatter...very nice indeed. It's just well executed all the way around. Has good balance in my humble opinion. I enjoyed it very much, thanks for sharing it.
Steve
AUG 18, 2005 - 10:25 AM
Vinnie, as usual, you did a top notch job on this. I love the shell damage to the front plate. The painting is exellent, and so is the weathering. My only nit-pic is the road, I think it needs something, like a grass strip in the middle, or some sand/gravel along the travel portion. Everything else is outstanding. Thanks for sharing.
AUG 18, 2005 - 10:50 AM
Vinnie, Vinnie, Vinnie.....what are we gonna do with you!?!
That looks superb and the worst thing of all is I was planning on buying a king tiger, and after seeing your model I now HAVE to buy one.
The figure poses look great and what's best is the way you've situated them they really don't distract the eye away from the tank. I also like the footprints, they really set the mud off.
AUG 18, 2005 - 07:32 PM
It is a very nice diaorama and the hornet heads have great expressions and are skillfully painted. It is also refreshing to see a Koenig Tiger paitned in Dunkel Gelb instead of the interminable and boring camo options,
DEC 10, 2006 - 05:55 PM
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