Hi. Here is another project of the Warsaw Uprising.
Captured from the enemy. Sd.Kfz 251
Named by the Insurgents "Starówka".
Some original photos:
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i28/pawelmaj/kamienica/star1.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i28/pawelmaj/kamienica/star.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i28/pawelmaj/kamienica/star2.jpg
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i28/pawelmaj/kamienica/star4.jpg
My model is a Dragon, now painted in 90%









Surely, there will be a scene from Uprising 44

Best
RJ

Beautiful, I love it. great finish. The Polish flags really set it off and make for a fresh look

Thanks bobby, 251 not finished yet.

Dio idea - not all shown








Best
RJ

Another great scene in the works RJ! I look forward to more.

Happy Modelling, -zon

looks great rafal, sure to be another master piece

Hi,
More Super Work from you. I was just admiring your Panther Dio, and now this, VERY COOL, I like your Dios alot.

milvehfan

Looks like its shaping up to be another masterwork Rafal, I'm looking forward to seeing more progress on this. Good luck mate.

love your work rafal nice to see a few german vehicles being used by polish warsaw uprising loved your panther too

Wow, thanks !

Some colors on stand:







acrylics, oils, oil washes and some pigments

Best
RJ

I love that damp mossy effect climbing up the walls, and the color variety and dirt on the bricks really gives the building character- truly jaw-dropping. Have you ever thought of doing 'step by step' photos Rafal? I reckon there would be a whole lot of people (including myself) who would love to see how you go about creating various effects.

Awesome.

Hi Rafal
The real details. Beautiful paint. The great work. Thanks to share.

WJ

PLEASE tell me your secret!!! How do you make it so realistic?!?!

Regards,

I like your projects a lot. They have a great personal touch and are of a very high quality. Keep it posted!

Many Thanks guys !

Karl, I'll try to do sbs in 2012, I promise.

A bit of equipment inside the room.







And a little old, Warsaw accents
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K52hwWQoGRk&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6rgax9hf4o&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLtocKqUq_E&feature=related
All THE BEST in New 2012 Year!

Rafal Jankowski

Yo Rafal,

Seems that the mini art leftovers are very handy here

Very nice work on the walls, spot on work!

How do you fix the white color between the red bricks? Airbrushing first?

Greetz Nico

Nico - No, its thinned acrylic paint and thinned pigment - pin wash
Now I paint figures, not finished yet




Best
RJ

Rafal, the interior of the building really is fantastically done- I love the rat on the rafters- the suitably dirty workshop really comes together and I think the color you've chosen for the workbench works very well. The metal finish you have on the Bren gun and other bits and pieces is brilliant. The color you've managed to inject into the figures is good aswell, its nice to see all those colors as opposed to usually very muted tones consistent with camouflage and field grey etc. Nice work mate!

Hi Rafal. I really like how you painted up the items in the dio. The 251, the shed and the figures all look great.
Unusual to see train tracks stopping dead next to a pavement?

Thanks my friends.
Frank.
Right, but you have to take into consideration that this type of "flowers" appear to present days. Even in my neighborhood already closed tram rails leading to nowhere, come out from under the asphalt, which was flooded with paving stones along with tram rails.

Model glued to the base, added a few crates and other details, a lot of work to do....




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RJ

Yo RJ,

Nice story as the figies take place on the dio...

The colors of the figies are so full of live...oil paint?

Greetz Nico

RJ: Very nice. Simply stunning.

Happy Modelling, zon

I like the positions of the half-track and the figures on this, spot on!

Great work!

cześć Rafal!

All of your uprising dioramas have been amazing with lots of detail it's great to see someone paying tribute to the uprising and I hope have more projects like this planned!

Martyn