Very compact and well made.
One can read the proud and frustration from the Belgian soldier.
You have more dios like this to show?

Thanks for sharing.

Nice job on this one. I like the story and they way you put it together. Ah,yes,I see the old man now!
J

Hi Kurt,

only question about the title. Why you have named the scene "Green Devil"? This was a synonym for the German Fallschirmjäger but can't see anyone in your dio.

Greetings,
Isidor

Hi Kurt,

only question about the title. Why you have named the scene "Green Devil"? This was a synonym for the German Fallschirmjäger but can't see anyone in your dio.

Greetings,
Isidor

Hello Kurt, outstanding simple layout, congratulations!

I like the ground work, especially the grass, rusted drums, and also the dusty cobblestones. But I'm curious about usage of yellow as the basic color of such drums, IMO somewhat unusual, although it may possible to be applied. How about neutral grey or it's deviations? Looks more natural, but that's just my suggestion. Also for the tools mounted on the Panzer's fender, several of them have their wooden handle, you may apply them with wood brown color. It may be suitable rather than the flat black you used.

Overall, again, it was a lovely scene and you have to show your another outstanding project mate! Thanks for sharing


Kind regards from Indonesia


Garry

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Hi Kurt,

only question about the title. Why you have named the scene "Green Devil"? This was a synonym for the German Fallschirmjäger but can't see anyone in your dio.

Greetings,
Isidor

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It was a nick name for the Ardense Jagers ( a Belgian Light Infantry Corps, based in the Region Ardennes ) due to the large green berrets, they were wearing.

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Hello Kurt, outstanding simple layout, congratulations!

I like the ground work, especially the grass, rusted drums, and also the dusty cobblestones. But I'm curious about usage of yellow as the basic color of such drums, IMO somewhat unusual, although it may possible to be applied. How about neutral grey or it's deviations? Looks more natural, but that's just my suggestion. Also for the tools mounted on the Panzer's fender, several of them have their wooden handle, you may apply them with wood brown color. It may be suitable rather than the flat black you used.

Overall, again, it was a lovely scene and you have to show your another outstanding project mate! Thanks for sharing


Kind regards from Indonesia


Garry

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Hello Garry ,

thanks a lot for your kind reply , my friend !

There is no specific reason for the yellow color of the drums , i simply painted the drums in yellow . But indeed, your idea for painting them in grey color would be better .

Your second point is also true with the wooden handles, the wooden color just disappeared by using filters and washes and pigments....i see to it .

Again, thank you very much !

Kurt

Very nice little scene. I ike these news pics a lot better.
J