I have just updated my MSN gallery with pictures of my Tiger, Crusader and Warrior. Hope this works, please pass comment as you see fit.

http://groups.msn.com/digitaldioramas/winchweightsalbum.msnw?Page=1

You may have to cut and paste it into another browser window

Here is a hot link the Shaun's gallery.

Shaun

PS, nice models there...
(I don't know if the site can handle two Shauns)

http://groups.msn.com/digitaldioramas/winchweightsalbum.msnw?Page=1

Looking very nice, you got some skills there! One question though: how are the spare track links on the right side of the Tiger secured if this was a real model? Now it looks like there glued to the side and not hold by a rope or chain.
BTW, i made your link work:
http://groups.msn.com/digitaldioramas/winchweightsalbum.msnw?Page=1

Thanks for your help Shaun. We're separated by an ocean, I think we can both squeeze in.

:-) :-) :-)

AP - good point. If the glue holds up to more tinkering, I'll try to rectify that. Weren't they on hooks on Panthers and the like?

#:-)

You do have some nice work there. You might also go to Your Gallery in your profile. Go to your account, from the My Account link at the top of Armorama's page. Click on My Gallery Photos. I think it will want you to log on or something. You can then click on Upload photos. It's easier than using the MSN groups gallery and you don't have to worry about a link. You can look at my gallery on this post if you'd like, though I haven't got as much good stuff there as you do.

Shaun, I am fairly certain there is room for both of us, regardless of how much ocean is 'tween. Glad to help out.

The other Shaun.

you build nice stuff there.
but i really like the Retirement dio.
and i like the tiger
keep up the good work

You have some nice models there.

Thanks guys

I like the Warrior. What is the color that you used? Yopuhave a very good eye for panting. What type of air brush are you using? They all look very nice. Bravo How about transfering your photos to the gallery here. It makes it easier for the members to view your great models.

Nice models!
I especially like the Tiger one of favorite WW2 tanks!!
great work

Hi! The warrior is the Academy model, painted with Tamiya Desert yellow and Buff. It is then heavily weathered using pastel chalks. My airbrush is a very basic Aztec A1000. I chose this as a starting point, since the nozzles can be carried onto my next Aztec brush.

Thanks for the comments guys.

I would like to upload my pictures, but when i click on the link from the gallery all i get is a syntax error message Give us a clue!!