LOVE the camo!

Hello together!

I would say thank you for all comments ! You are help me all the time
The tiger is ready actually and began with the Groundwork. The scene plays in the Decemeber or January 1944-45. The ground is made from acrylic paste and was painted with pigments and acrylic color. The snow is a mixture of backing soda and woodworking adhesive. But here the pictures are. A lot of fun in this way!







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Oke doke, that's it !







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Florian

Great finish! - very inspirational. Nice groundwork to boot.

Thats insanly good man ive been quite inspired by this.
Its got such a real look to it.
Good work man.

Thank you for your comment ! I attempt to make also this scene look like a work of art more. When the figures for this purpose might come that see secure good from!

regards

Florian

Sweet deal.
Great job on that base really looks like it belongs where it is.
Did you put that front Light in I can not see it very good.
Good job overall.

Hello Jeff,

thank you for your comment !! have even that one convex form pays attention.

thanks

florian !

Hi Florian! Sorry about the late post, Been a bit busy, anyway the finished article looks! 'Ohne Gleichen' hope thats the correct spelling as I have not lived in Germany for nearly 20years. Truly first class cat mate!

Phil.

Thanks Phil for your Comment !! My answer cames very very late but I've worked hard at the last days.... Yes "Ohne gleichen" that's right... your german is better then my English...
The smashed ones... what a titel. I am not sure whether I keep this title. Whatever...after some time of hard work at the further scene I wanted to show you a small update there once outside. How you see he admits still plenty do. But I have things in an also agreed way new added. As background a small house is used now. The figures form the scene now. I chose alpine and tank for that figures from and changed 2 figures of Dragon. One sees slowly the tension in the scene.
Many thanks for yours interest!









Comments are welcome

Best regards

Flo

Wow! That is just amazing! Love the figures. Wish I had the skills and patience to to paint that many for one tank/diorama!

Nice work! The added figures give your diorama the right touch.

I don't know if it could be from the photo's, but the wall looks very bright. If not, well done! It looks very nice.

lars

Florian, beautiful work! Im wondering if you could tell us what colors you used in the beginning. Its difficult to tell, but your base color looks green?

Thanks guys for the support... ehm green ??? I've edit the photos again, looks better ? The base color should not be green. I photograph above CR2 Canon format and must rewrite these as tif and/or jpg. Maybe something ran there crookedly ?

oh, no I didnt mean with the end result. I mean in your second photo. I see you have the Tamiya Dark Yellow bottle next to it..but the paint on the model looks green..I didnt know if you started with that (green) to achieve your effect?

At last I could be able to finish the last details. I changed the figures once again position. The advantage is not that too the small scene full is. One finds better through that rakes. I think one could create an a little thoughtful scene here without a specific factor. The coming days begins I a new project and control still once some details and/or. get me some opinions one. Many thanks for those which hunted my project attentively. All opinions are very welcome.

















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Best regards


Florian

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Super diorama!very nice Tiger!

Spectacular job Florian. Nice work on the Tiger and the scene itself. Great work.

Looks really great. I like the compact focus.

Superb diorama Florian !!
Very realistic, makes me feel cold !!!
Cheers

jjumbo