Hi Eric

This is very impressive so far!
I really like the panzer, well done!

Claude

eric the ground work looks great
what did you use for the vegitation next to the rock on right thatl be in water?
easy making the water?

hi there, new reports




grass has been painted

basic german grey

assuming a directional light source and add highlights

blue brown filter




still a lot of work to do,small figures and clear resin “water”
Eric

anthony,that vegitation is "dry branch"used for decoration,i don't know the exact name,sorry
well i'll use clear resin to make water
Eric

eric the new update is looking great
like how youve took into consideration the daylight beaming down on the krupp protze

will have to keep my eye open for these figures upcoming

good work keep it up

Thanks anthony.
i just finished the figures and the first layer of "water"
the figures are from preiser dragon and caeasar.really small ones, only 2CM high
this is dragon's paratrooper,i did have a tough time dealing with that tiny camo suit

caesar tank crew. made of soft plastic and details are no match for Dragon ones

caesar tank officer


“giant officer”

clear resin dyed with tamiya acrylic


now i'm waiting the resin to dry and put another two layers
sorry for my poor english
hope u like it
Eric

wow, this is 1 ot the best 1/72 Tiger II's and Diorama's i'v ever seen.
how did you weather that Tiger so nicely? what paint did u use?

Just like the tank those figures simply look amazing! keep up the brilliant work!

hi eric
loving the update on your progress this looks great
can tell the difference between the figures!
im not suprised the camo in the uniforms was difficult!
i have some 1/72 resin ww2 s.a.s figures and ive just started to paint the denison smock lol still need to finish the jeeps though!
liking the water. how easy is making the water??

keep up the good work

hi jan, what do u mean exactly？what color i use for weathering？well i use lifecolor, tamiya enamels,mig's products,pigments,oils...and many more.
maybe we can get a clearer answer by Specificing the question a little bit

Thanks Christoffer
hi anthony,making still water like this is quite simple,just dye the mixture of clear resin and hardener and pull it on the "river bed". three thin layers of different colors may creat a nice realistic water effect,i'll update more later.
good luck for ur figs
Eric

Truly excellent work so far, Eric. I have the Part 1 in my stash, but I doubt I could do as well as you are on yours. Keep the updates coming.

Looks great! its hard to that those figures are in such a small scale with the way you painted them

hi all
this piece is finally finished











hope u like it
Eric(Torch)

wow thats amazing please tell me what paints you used on the tanks and the pigments please

amazing project Eric, simply stunning and even more so given the scale. thanks for sharing this one with us. cheers, bd.

Awesome work!! Amazing at such a small scale! Love the little green plants you made. Simple and effective!

YOur work is awsome... I realy liked the water... it loos like you could drink it
Congratulations, a job well done.
best regards