I am 1/2 of the way through of the hunting in france dio i am doing for Incoming! here are some pics.
The pics are of the bren gun carrier and 6 pdr.
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Incoming! Hunting in france
A-Train
Scotland, United Kingdom
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Posted: Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 08:44 PM UTC
husky1943
Florida, United States
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Posted: Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 09:33 PM UTC
Ciao Scott,
I like the setup you have going. The figures go really well with the theme of being low-key and onguard (especially the two light green figures.) They really convey a sense of foreboding. Very dramatic!! Get to painting and post those pictures.
Ciao for now
Rob
P.S. Much better photos this time.
I like the setup you have going. The figures go really well with the theme of being low-key and onguard (especially the two light green figures.) They really convey a sense of foreboding. Very dramatic!! Get to painting and post those pictures.
Ciao for now
Rob
P.S. Much better photos this time.
Posted: Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 11:41 PM UTC
Much better photographs this time Scott. I like the poses of the figures. The only thing that stands out at the moment, that would improve the situation is the sandbags. They are those old italeri or tamiya sandbags and are waaaay too stiff. Some made from milliput or equivelent would be much better. See Roadkill´s article here.
I used it for my stuarts and you get a nice sag, because you can make the sandbags conform to the shape of the vehicle and then sink the tracks into them to show their weight. See below. Good luck with the painting.
I used it for my stuarts and you get a nice sag, because you can make the sandbags conform to the shape of the vehicle and then sink the tracks into them to show their weight. See below. Good luck with the painting.
Petro
Connecticut, United States
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Posted: Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 02:10 AM UTC
Looks like it will be really cool when complete. Though it does appear the cotton twine you haev used for the tow cable will give you some trouble.
A-Train
Scotland, United Kingdom
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Posted: Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 03:13 AM UTC
I thought the sandbags looked to stiff to so i used boiling hot water to heat them and then i pressed them into shape.