Hello!
This is my recent built. I've used Italeri kit which consist of two models - one fast-assembly for wargames and one "normal". First one has such an awful tracks (tracks are mould in one piece with all wheels) so I've decided to sink it in water or mud. And that was an idea for my little diorama.
Winter camouflage was applied using both Vallejo and oil paints.
Enjoy
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IS-2 - February Event - Diorama in 1:72
piotrreddig
Wojewodztwo Warminsko-Mazurskie, Poland
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Posted: Thursday, May 08, 2008 - 07:10 AM UTC
madmax5510
Hunedoara, Romania
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Posted: Thursday, May 08, 2008 - 07:27 AM UTC
Amazing dio!
json
Aarhus, Denmark
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Posted: Thursday, May 08, 2008 - 07:47 PM UTC
Wow! Great dio! How did you make the frozen lake and those nice broken pieces?
Regards,
Steen
piotrreddig
Wojewodztwo Warminsko-Mazurskie, Poland
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Posted: Thursday, May 08, 2008 - 09:34 PM UTC
The ice was made like that:
I've prepared transparent thin (0,4-0,5mm) plastic sheet and tealight candle (white wax) and melt the wax. Then I poured the wax on the sheet and started to press it with my fingers to add random structure. When the wax was still quite warm and flexible I've cut it into desired shape (the wax is still on the plastic sheet- I don't remove the wax). And that is about the ice.
Water was made with Vallejo Still Water dyed with Vallejo Model Color paints.
I've prepared transparent thin (0,4-0,5mm) plastic sheet and tealight candle (white wax) and melt the wax. Then I poured the wax on the sheet and started to press it with my fingers to add random structure. When the wax was still quite warm and flexible I've cut it into desired shape (the wax is still on the plastic sheet- I don't remove the wax). And that is about the ice.
Water was made with Vallejo Still Water dyed with Vallejo Model Color paints.
MacsTrucks
Indiana, United States
Joined: December 25, 2006
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Posted: Saturday, May 10, 2008 - 03:53 PM UTC
Very nicely done and original. Gotta love this forum!
guygantic
Antwerpen, Belgium
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Posted: Monday, May 12, 2008 - 07:38 AM UTC
Very nicely executed, great ice ! G.
Posted: Sunday, June 15, 2008 - 08:52 AM UTC
Piotr,
I have to concer with Steen, Kent and Guy. Excellent build, very well excecuted and original. Realistic looking frozen Ice and snow. Like the weathering and use of color on both your vehicles.
Did you add the casting texture on the turrets and chassis? Could you explain your technique if you did? Good choice of pics.
Thanks for sharing,
-Eddy
I have to concer with Steen, Kent and Guy. Excellent build, very well excecuted and original. Realistic looking frozen Ice and snow. Like the weathering and use of color on both your vehicles.
Did you add the casting texture on the turrets and chassis? Could you explain your technique if you did? Good choice of pics.
Thanks for sharing,
-Eddy