For your review and comment, I finished up a Girzzly Bear.



other pictures can be seen at Jagenden Bär

John
www.johnneill.com

well, I'm imprest. The wall is looking great and the fig on the tank is looking good too, great work!!!!put your photo's in the gallery "members" so not members can see them too, again great work!!!!

Laurie

Nice Brummbar there...no problems I can see on the dio or the tank

Excellent
Matt

Fantastic!!!!! very nice and never seen before the idea for the dio ,and also well done
I like it very much
congrats Neill
:-)

Love the tread-work. Good sag and realistic coloration!

Thats a great dio! I am curious, what did you use for the net, and also the rubble?

Thats great work! Keep it coming!

~Chip :-)

thanks Chip,

Camo Net is simply bandage gause - I coach High School and Club Soccer so I have lots - I spread it out, soak it in a 50/50 water and white glue solution. then paint it while it is still wet, next drape it on the model. After it drys I repaint and drybrush.

The Rubble is left over from making the walls. Everytime I create a wall I take the extra Durhams Water Putty and spread it out on plastic ziplock bag. As it dries I score it with an exacto blade in a brick or block pattern. Once it is dry I break it up and toss it in a bag to use later - I also add all that left over debris from teh scraping, cutting , sanding etc I do... intohe bag instead of the trash - Instant Rubble and Debris. When I am ready I simple build up an area with foam, wood or a good glob of Durham Water putty with a coat with white glue and pour on the debris/rubble.

John
www.johnneill.com