Hello,
I present you my first diorama which I named "Stop after a mission" After a mission a small detachment in HUMVEE stops in a street of Iraq to recover some provision in a local grocery store.
I show you the photos of the HUMVEE in progress. The continuation as the progress of the project.
Thank you for giving me your opinion on my work.
Bruno
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Stop after a mission
hakira
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Posted: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 - 02:16 AM UTC
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hakira
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Posted: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 - 03:05 AM UTC
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Posted: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 - 03:12 AM UTC
It is looking pretty good. One question though. Why is the window glass green? Armored glass does have a slight green tint from some angles, nowhere near the darkness you have though. This looks to be an unarmored M1025, so it should have clear windows.
Armored M1151 with what appears to be clear windows.
From this angle, they look more tinted, but not that much.
Armored M1151 with what appears to be clear windows.
From this angle, they look more tinted, but not that much.
hakira
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Posted: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 - 03:20 AM UTC
Thank you, it is an unshielded M1025, I made him the green window to give him a life of clear parrise seemed to me a little bland! I do not have to be very faithful and very authentic !!
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Posted: Wednesday, October 24, 2018 - 09:58 PM UTC
https://gallery.kitmaker.net/showphoto.php/photo/465622
https://gallery.kitmaker.net/showphoto.php/photo/465621
1st tests on the texture and rendering of the road
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Posted: Monday, October 29, 2018 - 12:56 AM UTC
hakira
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Posted: Monday, November 05, 2018 - 12:32 AM UTC
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Posted: Monday, November 05, 2018 - 07:35 PM UTC
Bruno... can you tell me, how did you paint the manhole and the rain gutter… (whole process, and the paits)
They look verry realistic…
Keep on with good work! Congrats…
Bostjan
They look verry realistic…
Keep on with good work! Congrats…
Bostjan
hakira
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Posted: Tuesday, November 06, 2018 - 10:56 PM UTC
Bostjan,
thank you for your comment, here is the process that I use for the grid and manhole
1 / I pass a black base A-MIG046
2 / I pat a sponge of steel A-MIG 191
3 / I then go to the rust effect with the 3 shades of lifecolor sponge
4 / I use a mix of black and metal steel A-MIG 192 that I spent in dry brushing to skate in the end.
I hope it will be useful
Good luck to you
Bruno
thank you for your comment, here is the process that I use for the grid and manhole
1 / I pass a black base A-MIG046
2 / I pat a sponge of steel A-MIG 191
3 / I then go to the rust effect with the 3 shades of lifecolor sponge
4 / I use a mix of black and metal steel A-MIG 192 that I spent in dry brushing to skate in the end.
I hope it will be useful
Good luck to you
Bruno
Bruc84
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Posted: Wednesday, November 07, 2018 - 08:32 PM UTC
Thanks for the tutorial…
Verry useful… i want to buy those rust effects for a long time... now i know that is a good choice…
Keep on with the good work...
Verry useful… i want to buy those rust effects for a long time... now i know that is a good choice…
Keep on with the good work...
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 05:12 AM UTC
This humvee looks nice at this step.
The Tamiya kit is a bit old now but always a good kit, and latest resin conversions are still based on.
Don't forget hub caps on rims.
The Tamiya kit is a bit old now but always a good kit, and latest resin conversions are still based on.
Don't forget hub caps on rims.
hakira
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 09:02 AM UTC
thank you Alex,
give photos of the progress of the weekend
Bruno
give photos of the progress of the weekend
Bruno
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 10:31 AM UTC
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I do not have to be very faithful and very authentic !!
When you say things like that, it's hard to make comments on your build. How much inauthenticity is allowable for you? The tires? The map left casually in the vehicle? The biggest no-no is of course Playboys on the seat. General Order No. 1 was certainly in effect in Iraq, or in any parallel universe version of it. Yes, SF guys could and did bypass it often enough. They even knew where to get real Russian women. (if that was their thing) Conventional units had a much harder time breaking rules, but one thing held true no matter who you were: You didn't leave Playboys on the seat for everyone to see. Especially not in Iraq. If the wrong person saw that there'd be hell to pay - you'd never get rid of him. He'd be nagging you nonstop for more.
I almost caused an international incident when I brought a bunch of Harley Davidson calendars into Syria. There was a Hooters calendar mixed in I was not aware of...
hakira
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 07:53 PM UTC
Hello 18 Bravo
sorry for the lack of authenticity but
1 / a comment does not exempt from saying hello !! in France have principles !!
2 / I do not seek the absolute authenticity for that it will have had that I have true sources on the war of IRAK or to have gone there and it is not the case !! so just to make a nice and pleasant diomara.
I thank you for your comments and wish you good luck.
Bruno
sorry for the lack of authenticity but
1 / a comment does not exempt from saying hello !! in France have principles !!
2 / I do not seek the absolute authenticity for that it will have had that I have true sources on the war of IRAK or to have gone there and it is not the case !! so just to make a nice and pleasant diomara.
I thank you for your comments and wish you good luck.
Bruno
Foxtrot1
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 08:20 PM UTC
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1 / a comment does not exempt from saying hello !! in France have principles !!
2 / I do not seek the absolute authenticity for that it will have had that I have true sources on the war of IRAK or to have gone there and it is not the case !! so just to make a nice and pleasant diomara.
As you are the one referring to principles, you seem to be reacting in a very obnoxious and ignorant manner to the valid comments made by Gino and Robert. These men have both given us very useful information to use in our builds over the years. They also have first hand experience in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Don't post your pictures here if you are not willing to take constructive criticism which will help you perfect your skill in this hobby.
The comments made are valid. Either use them to improve or find another site to post your photos.
I understand English is not your first language, but reacting in the way you have is not how we do things on this website.
hakira
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 09:03 PM UTC
Hello,
I do not think I have a bad word just to give my feelings, we do not all have the same level concerning the model making, I accept very much the critics I just said that my wish was not necessarily to be the most authentic possible !!! just make a nice diorama and share it.
Bruno
I do not think I have a bad word just to give my feelings, we do not all have the same level concerning the model making, I accept very much the critics I just said that my wish was not necessarily to be the most authentic possible !!! just make a nice diorama and share it.
Bruno
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 10:53 PM UTC
What’s going on here? In his first posting/first diorama on Armorama Bruno chooses – as he has every right to do – windows that may or may not be too green. That’s the total sum of his crime against accuracy.
Bruno responded that total authenticity isn’t necessarily his priority in what I read as polite English, which should be given some leeway as it’s clearly not his native language. But while appearing to acknowledge that fact Foxtrot1 still takes self-righteous offence, not so much for himself but on behalf of others – what, don’t you think the other guys can speak for themselves? In any case I think you misinterpreted Bruno’s over-use of exclamation marks, he isn’t using them the same way most native-speakers would – quite a number of other non-English speakers do likewise if you care to notice, it doesn’t mean they’re shouting (!!) Take them out and what’s to be offended about?
Bruno was asked to justify his approach and he did so, politely. Please point me to the rule that says all constructive criticism must be accepted. It doesn’t matter if you or I agree or not, only that we allow more than one opinion. If you don’t like that, don’t post (!!)
Bruno responded that total authenticity isn’t necessarily his priority in what I read as polite English, which should be given some leeway as it’s clearly not his native language. But while appearing to acknowledge that fact Foxtrot1 still takes self-righteous offence, not so much for himself but on behalf of others – what, don’t you think the other guys can speak for themselves? In any case I think you misinterpreted Bruno’s over-use of exclamation marks, he isn’t using them the same way most native-speakers would – quite a number of other non-English speakers do likewise if you care to notice, it doesn’t mean they’re shouting (!!) Take them out and what’s to be offended about?
Bruno was asked to justify his approach and he did so, politely. Please point me to the rule that says all constructive criticism must be accepted. It doesn’t matter if you or I agree or not, only that we allow more than one opinion. If you don’t like that, don’t post (!!)
hakira
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 11:32 PM UTC
Incident ended there nothing serious I apologize to people who felt offended by my punctuation and my very average English, and come back to that which we all miss the model.
Bruno
Bruno
cheyenne
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Posted: Thursday, November 08, 2018 - 11:58 PM UTC
Bruno , nice build so far , please keep up the good work on your dio !!!!!!
hakira
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Posted: Friday, November 09, 2018 - 12:02 AM UTC
Thank you Cheyenne
Foxtrot1
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Posted: Friday, November 09, 2018 - 02:01 AM UTC
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What’s going on here? In his first posting/first diorama on Armorama Bruno chooses – as he has every right to do – windows that may or may not be too green. That’s the total sum of his crime against accuracy.
Bruno responded that total authenticity isn’t necessarily his priority in what I read as polite English, which should be given some leeway as it’s clearly not his native language. But while appearing to acknowledge that fact Foxtrot1 still takes self-righteous offence, not so much for himself but on behalf of others – what, don’t you think the other guys can speak for themselves? In any case I think you misinterpreted Bruno’s over-use of exclamation marks, he isn’t using them the same way most native-speakers would – quite a number of other non-English speakers do likewise if you care to notice, it doesn’t mean they’re shouting (!!) Take them out and what’s to be offended about?
Bruno was asked to justify his approach and he did so, politely. Please point me to the rule that says all constructive criticism must be accepted. It doesn’t matter if you or I agree or not, only that we allow more than one opinion. If you don’t like that, don’t post (!!)
I'm not quite sure what you mean by 'self-righteous offence', but I can see that what I said in my post obviously triggered some deep seated insecurity in you.
I love how you state we must allow more than one opinion, yet you blast me for having mine.
Relax Tim, have a beer and take a breath. Its the weekend...