Hiya Adam,
There wasn't a shotgun for these guys upon layout, but that would have really added to the scene, now ya tell me:(
I think you're gonna have to scratch build that Abrams, would be a fun adventure. The 10th Mtn patches (subdued, raised) are on the left shoulders, not visible in these pics. I'll get pics of that angle in the final photo shoot.
This was not an easy layout to consider for an "entry team" and the limited figures to work with, not much in 120mm that really work together. I had to make the base at an angle to show multiple sides, there's really no front to this dio. But, this base gave me the opportunity to practice some of the new techniques on structures, ground work, clutter, (Thank you for your assist with that Adam). Just soldering the gates and iron fence took a week, but it was fun actually filing in betwixt all those rods and runs. I love working with 120mm figures, painting is a blast, but this build was more about the base and the idea with the figs giving me an opportunity to put them all in one scene. This has been a fun build without a doubt.
Hue City pics are here;
http://www.track-link.net/gallery/7245 Not as massive as your Aussie dio, but just as fun without a doubt.
Thx for your comments Adam and Romain, greatly appreciated.
One of the funnest parts was learning the "salt and hairspray" method and making this barrel.
