been a while since I've posted anything so I thought I'd show the dio I'm working on lately. It is FAR from being done....I'd say about 40% done at this point. The Tiger needs markings/weathering. Ice is needed. Snow, lots and lots of snow! Opinions, comments welcome. Cheers,
Charles

Ola Charles

Well this is something that definately deserves a bigger audience.

Here you go mate. That is a brilliant start of this dio.. I love the cold atmosphere that is already well presented on this project and I love the bare branches... They SHOW the winter. Will there be figures added to the dio?

Can`t wait to see more on this

Hello Robert,
Took me a while but I finally got the picture with the post!! Thanks for adding it to yours.
Thanks for the comments...yes I will have one figure (currently waiting for it to arrive in the post)
I will ad further photos as the dio progresses.
Cheers,
Charles

Your wright Robert more people need to see this, very well done i would like to see more pics from different angles, can't wait to see it with snow awsome.

Very nice to date. Nice layout and it does give you a very chilly feeling. NICE indeed.

Don't forget to trample down the foliage where the T drove.

What's the story line going to be?

Robert, nice build would like to see more pics, it seems to be very well placed. Please don't put to much snow on the Tiger tho it would be a shame to cover up what looks to be a very nice cat. - Cheyenne

Hey stranger,
Don't I know you from somewhere?

Is it going to be stuck there or in the process of going in? In other words will there be a desperate crew trying to bailout?

Cheers,
Jim

Cheyenne

There is no way that I can take credit for this piece of art. I only posted it because it first didn`t show up in Charles` post. I also see somebody already deleted it out of my post which probably caused the Diffusion.

Nope I`m not the builder... Charles Reading made it.

Yeah, I kept posting and when the pix wouldn't show I'd delete it and try again. I guess during the process Robert saw the struggle going on and posted it for me.
I need to be able to edit the post before it actually gets posted
Thanks Robert

Hey Jim, long time no see!! This one will be abandoned and frozen solid in the pond...crew long since gone. I will have a retreating soldier passing by.
C.

Sorry Robert I better lay off the after work imbibables while relaxing and cruising the forums. Sooo Charles ditto post 6 page one. - Cheyenne

LOL Imbibables - that's classic! Especially after a glass of wine.

really like it, like Faust said, it shows the winter, i'm sure it will be (more) amazing after the weathering is done, cool diorama

Wow! I think that less would mean more to this dio, (in regards to having only the one figure)... Good balance; let the fate of the Panzer garner most of the viewers' attention!

Hi Charles
I really like this simple composition which shows off the work that you have.
It gives a wonderful feel of cold desolation you feel if you touched the tank your hand would stick to it.
I agree with Cheyanne not to much snow and a well wrapped up figure.
Great Job
Cheers Chris

Caramba!!!
That is a very nice dio!
How did you make the tracks??
With Mig?
Can you take more pics??

I love to see the further stages of it

Greetz Hilbert.

Chilled to the bone here. Excellent work. 'your choise of colors are perfect. Looks cold even without the snow and ice.

Not much I can add. Looks great. I look forward to seeing the completed dio.

CReading -

Echo the other comments and agree that this really presents an effective picture of a cold, desolate scene. The Tiger is so well done, it's almost a shame to see it like this rather then "operational". Very well conceived theme. Please keep us posted.

Blade48mrd

looks great,are you going to use parafine to make ice again charles.as with the hml dio.that really looked great.greetings.

Tiger fall over. Very nice work.

That's amazing indeed! You can actually hear the wind howling over the deserted chilly plains. The dio definetely speaks 'loneliness'. Great job! Keep us updated!

Charles, excellent work from you again Looking forward to seeing it finished. Cheers Kevin