first test for pics

ok, it's good, so
this is my first post here, as I said in the introduction, excuse me for my english...

This is a french recce truck build by ACMAT, is name is VLRA for (Vehicule Leger de Reconnaissance et d'Appui) light vehicule for recce and support.

The kit is a blast-models one, very good kit, and the figurines are home made

and now, the pics















the figures















and the diorama










that's all for now, so, what do you think about it ?

NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
May I ask what paint did you use for the French 3-tone camo?
Thanks,
Bill

I used tamiya nato black and nato brown, but not the nato green for french vehicules, so I used humbrol number 80

Greg
Great VLRA
This is a blast model kit ??
I did see an article in Steel Master with a VLRA but from Master Production.
Are you sure ??
Nice dio and the figs are well done.
Cheers
Seb

Oh, yes Seb, you right, it is a master production kit

Hi
Looks excellent, the crew bring it to life.
Where did the figures come from?

Greg,
Welcome aboard! Excellent work on the VLRA. I reallt like the scratched figures - they do bring out the life in your diorama!

Chris

Looks really nice. I love the natural poses of the figures.

the gound vegetation on the dio is some of the best i've seen for this kind of terrain but the palm leaves don't really do it justice. can i suggest you try to replace them? there are two features about palms on this site and the one using real fig leaves might be worth a try.

I agree with Luke. The palm tree leaves could be replaced. They look a bit matt and bland, but beside that, it's good to see something different and you've done well with the figures; the poses are just right. Hats off to you.

thanks to all for your advice, I'll study the features about palm trees and I'm going to redo all this

thank you

That's it, it is finished, finally, here is photos in ..........

I followed well the advice of Luke and Brett Elphick, and redone my palm trees (thanks to them)

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And there some photos taken with a natural light


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s what do you think about it ?

Hey, it looks fantastic! You should be very proud. One thing though. You must fix the links for the photos. Other than that... amazing job!

-Mike

Great Work Greg
Really nice maybe some extra paint on the plastic plant and it will be really perfect

Cheers
Seb

I love it when a plan comes together. Nice job.