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T-28

a photo feature by Dominique
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About Vanderboer
FROM: WEST-VLAADEREN, BELGIUM

Hi I'm Dominique and I mostly do German Armour because they have the most interesting subjects, recently I discovered using PE and I got very interested in making groundworks ! cheers Dominique


Comments

Teacher
Dominique (Vanderboer) shows how to get that cold feeling with this T-28 scene. Vanderboer: T-28 If you have comments or questions please post them here. Thanks!
SEP 08, 2006 - 01:39 PM
Plasticbattle
One thing that always impresses me about your work Dominique, is that you always go the whole nine yards. The final display is excellent. Lovely base, nice height used and the scene is consistent and finished to a very high standard. Snow always gets the "WOW" factor and its especially deserved here as its so well done. Very realistic ...especially on the bushes. The weathering of the T28 has added so much as it looks heavy, wet and cold. The bird house (or shrine ?) fills out the scene perfectly. The only nit-pick is that the nameplate seams to be lifting/peeling a little at the bottom. Nice one.
SEP 08, 2006 - 03:05 PM
Gunny
Beautiful work, Dominique! My thoughts and feelings echo Mr. Glackin's, but I am curious, mate. . .what is the story line behind this vignette? Cheers! ~Gunny
SEP 08, 2006 - 04:30 PM
AlanL
Hi Dominique, Beautiful work and a pleasure to see it. Frank got it spot on, the balacne in the dio is great and you've turned what is often seen as a dull and uninteresting model into something really special. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Al
SEP 08, 2006 - 04:45 PM
Plasticbattle
Its been a while since I´ve been called mister :-) :-) :-) Does there always need to be a story line behind a vignette? It could be as simple as a commander using his tank to see ahead or checking the bridge stability. From an artistic point of view, there are lots of things appealing, and IMO the story takes second place here. I love the fact that the whole scene is series of natural whites and off-whites, and built up in a pyramid fashion with the commander at the peak. The sense of "display" is excellent.
SEP 08, 2006 - 05:24 PM
kevinb120
Wow, stunning work! The dio layout is unique and wonderfully executed! I am not a big fan of heavily weathered AFV's unless they are Russian as they sure did beat beat the tar out of them Super duper nice!
SEP 08, 2006 - 08:24 PM
barron
High marks for you my friend. OUTSTANDING JOB!
SEP 09, 2006 - 07:54 PM
thedutchie
Great job. Great subject and a great finish job.
SEP 10, 2006 - 04:22 PM
JimF
Great work. I get chilly just looking at it. Who manufactured the tank officer?
SEP 10, 2006 - 11:22 PM
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