Very cool Jerry , once again always a pleasure and a learning experience checking in on your work , keep going man yer almost there .

Fantastic work as ever Jerry. Really looking forward to seeing this in it's entirity but realise that's a long way off into the future. One of the things I love about the dios that you produce is the way there's always lots of little things to look at rather than just seeing it as one piece of work. With this one I can see there being lots of individual story threads going on which to me is the make or break thing in a dio which you hit on the head everytime. A lot of people forget about interaction between figures so it winds up looking like a load of figures which you can identify straight away plonked on a base. Not so in your case with the kitbashing and surgery as they look very little like the figure/figurs they started out as. Splendid stuff as ever- Karl

Hi Jerry,
Love what your doing with this. The figures are stellar. Quick question. I'm hoping to build a Horch in the near future and was wondering about the figures you used in the truck cab. Are they from a particular set or did you cobble them together?
Thanks
John

Jer

Firstly thanks for staying on this one now, the progress is awesome. It's great for the appreciating rabble, me included, for we all realize how difficult it can be to accomplish anything of note, to our ourselves even, and keep pressing on towards a finish. Just like the Soviet advance into eastern Germany.

Your last couple is real nice, conveying that sense of tension and hope in the same moment. Adding civilians; ladies, children, Seniors, just like it was.
I love what Karl has added, because it's just the plain truth. Not so simple to create different interactions btwn players, complementing a scene within the overall production. Yet, Dude, you handle it smoothly.
Annnd you have a sense of humility, while sharing your wealth of knowledge from personal experiences. Like bringing us along on the journey.

I was over on LSP, and you've got a real helpful tutorial there too, explaining in detail your figure conversions and production.
And this is on a blog for serious AVIATION interests, not primarily figures at all, with a real supportive, appreciative crowd following you, from mainly Aero modelers. Very cool brother

Sincerely
Dave
C[ ] to you

So impressive... I could go on and on and sound like a driveling fool but I stand in awe of the interactions and the poses and the clothes and the... and the... well, there is just so damn much to look at... makes my teeth hurt from smiling so much.

And you deserve every compliment that you receive! Am hoping at some point to have the time to put into this "hobby" so that I can use your techniques! Love to learn and feel like I am learning from the master!

Keep it up!

Jerry

Seriously, I meant what I stated.

Thanks, I know I've been inspired by you and your "work", (along with a few others on here, you know who you are! ) I myself have been creeping closer and closer to actually posting and sharing some ideas/projects as well.

Outstanding work on the latest trio, like a vignette beauty all its own. Again.

Sincerely
Dave