hi all
heres a couple of pic's of my current projects, this is the first time i've really had a go at ground work bases for a subject. i'd like comments and abit of feedback on them please.

the first project is a muddy base for an SDKFZ 11. a muddy track or route in the grasslands of russia.


the second is a small section of road with an enterance to a château. the enterance is from the MK35 kit, with an abandoned Grill ausf:M


more pic's are on my website, at the bottom of this page : http://neil22.weebly.com/workbench.html
there are also some pics of a small base i am working on with a tiger, to show the suspention more in use than just on a flat base.

cheers
neil

Hi Neil, none of the images are visible - only the "frames" can be seen.
(but perhaps this is my computer only)

Perhaps your kitmaker-space is full? It has only 10Mbytes, as I remember correctly, but my other storage-service also has some problems with my new photos.

What about the german 21cm Mörser 18 (the Trumpeter-mortar)?
Did you finished it?

At a "show" or exhibition I could be able to buy the both kits, the 17cm Kanone 18 and/or the 21cm Mörser 18, for a good price.
But, I didn´t bought none of these.
Both were "dreams" to build, but the barrel (delivered in these kits) could be not useful.
From RB Model I could get a metal-barrel for the 17cm gun, but it´s not easy to get this for me. (or, to find a good seller/shop in my country)

to your images:
The landscape looks good - also the wet mud-effect looks great!


greetings...
Soeren

You need to grab the HTML code which will appear if you click on the little frame icon under your pic in the gallery

hi
thanks pat for pulling up the pictures.

thanks for the comments soeren. i have not yet finished weathering the 21cm morser. i am waiting to build it a base then will finish the weathering and chipping to match. i am probubly going to try and set it in italy, but not 100% sure yet.
i found the barrel in the kit not to bad, just needed a little careful sanding and filler down the join, but the finish was satifactury.

cheers
neil