A 1/35 diorama of German troops after clearing a town of Russians.



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Nice attention to all the little things that make a vignette. The bucket on the back of the Stug is very nice. I also like the walking wounded. The manikin in the window is a nice touch. If you want helpful criticism, read on. I only mean to help you achieve a more realistic finish. Model on. I look forward to more.
One suggestion is that you focus on the seam lines, where the arms attache to the torso. I use several applications of auto body putty. Build it up. Sand it smooth. Build it up. Sand it smooth. It usually takes three or four applications to get rid of the seams. I've heard of people using extra-thin ca glue, but have had no luck with it my self. Something else you may want to consider is having slightly different shades of rust on the muffler. Paint it a rust color, hairspray it and add some rust pigments. If you are building for a competition, the exhaust needs to be thinned. I find a 5/32 bit to be about right.

Matt

Thanks for looking.

I appreciate the positive comments and the constructive criticism.

Cheers

Gerry

nice job! What color did you use to high light the field grey on the german uniforms? ~ again, well done

Nice work. Where'd the German radio troop come from?

Great diorama

Jim bob

Thanks for looking and the positive comments.

I add some white to german gray and dry brush very gently onto the uniform.

Cheers

Gerry

Christopher

Thanks for looking and the positive comment the radio man came from a dragon kit which included a couple of Germans and a Russian helper.

Cheers

Gerry

Billy Lykins

Thanks for looking and the positive comments.

Cheers

Gerry