slowly due to time and also that the figures is the most complicated to myself I could move it.
I show you that you may know that I'm with it





regards
Domi

Good morning, it finally finished the figures, I had some problems the demos section but right back

here you have the figures












and now I am with the horse, after several failures, such as the first (painted with acrylics)





, I decided to start again and this time with oils, I think it is better


Regards y Saludos
Domi

Hi Domi,

just for a clarification,

brick tank on your photos is still standing close to Bratislava city part Petrzalka, and was built after war as a training target for antitank guns.

more photo you can find on

http://pevnosti.szm.com/foto1.htm

regards

roman

thanks for the info
in this case I will have to assume that is a inventive and not historical vignette
just thinking it could have been

Domi

hahah this is so cool i love it.
Also it looks very well done.

Looks like you are doing steady and enormous progresses when it comes to fig painting Domi my friend

Well, looking for information, I found this page,
it says the bricktank that were built in the interwar period


"The brick tank is the component part of the complex military defense system constructed along the borders, in the light of experience from World War I, and in the run-up to World War II. We recommend visiting also the cache GC17WBJ - Bunkers of Petrzalka what has been dedicated to this line of concrete fortifications, tank obstacles, machine gun posts, and other defenses."


This is the link

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?pf=&guid=89712d47-7f9f-4847-a490-b1496df81323&decrypt=y&log=&numlogs=

anyway be of wwii or later it's what I'm enjoying
with the construction

Domi

With these photos I think that I can terminate the work

I hope you like it and I thank you for your comments























Regards y gracias
Domi

Yo Domi,

I was wondering a time ago if you will finish this project...so you did I see

It's very good, nice story and a lot of detail...a unic project.

Thanks for sharing.

Greetz Nico

Nice job, the idea looks great, and the dio work are awesome, the horse paint looks great

congratulations

Awesome idea, great diorama!

Domi,

The Japanese constructed a similar “tank” out of volcanic rock and sand on Iwo Jima. I saw a picture of this tank decoy in Eric Hammel’s book ‘Iwo Jima’ and was hoping to include this tank as part of an Iwo Jima diorama in the future.

Seeing how great your diorama turned out, I’m even more motivated to get going on this project.

While I couldn’t find a picture of this decoy online, it is mentioned in the following article.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dummy_tank

The Japanese even carved teeth into the drive wheel.

Your dio is incredibly detailed and I aspire to create something of comparable complexity and detail.

really good and original work as usual Domi my friend! can't wait for your next project!
Congratulations for your fig painting abilities, those are really in progress!
JB

Spectacular

Inspiring, truly inspiring. Great idea great work. I hope your next one would be as good.

regards

Very unique project well done

Can you please tell me how you made the cement bag, the open one.
Thanks’
regards

The bag of cement is really simple, just a bit of putty to be shaped and covered with thin paper.
I broke a little role in the area of the opening to give more realism

Saludos
Domi

Hi again,

Thanks’ Domi for clarifying that, but I would also like to know did you cut the cork into rectangles or were they already like that .What brand is it?
Thanks’

Regards

to make the bricks just check the lines on a
cork sheet and was cut using a metal cutter and a ruler.
You can also help with a manual guillotine

Domi

A very cool idea that you've greatly realized

Congrats

Great work so far on your unique idea. The layout is great and the figures and StuG look great so far.

Looking forward to see more.