Hello guys!

Well these are a pair of vignettes I've been doing. The one with the Opel Blitz is already finished. Its the Airfix kit with some scratchbuilding and the base was done using a coffee-jar lid and wall spackle:







This is a little vignette with a SdKfz 222 I had laying around:





Now what brings me here is that I'd like to ask you if there are any points that I should correct or some detail I could add, some little touches I could do to bring the scene to life....I asked the same question when I did the german infantry vignette and you guys were most helpfull!

Thanks in advance and happy modelling!

I like it. The first one is pleasing to look at. The plants are a bit overpowering in size but at 1/72 it's not bad. I like this one overall.
The second one is ok so far. I would like to see a bit of a 'harder' shadow at the seam of the drivers vision port plate and the plate the bed roll/tarp is on. Where there is a bit or redish rustish color. I'd like a bit of a dark seam in that area.
You could add a strap to hold the jerry cans down. It would run from the holder through the handles and down the other side. You only have to have each end as I don't believe you can thread a strap all the way through.
The very dark black columns I hope have a plan of being toned down to a gray. They are a bit dark now. I see that there is more to do.

The opel blitz is spot on I wouldn't cahnge or do anythingelse to it.

For the SdKfz 222 I have to agree with slodder the vision ports could be a little darker and adding a few jerry cans and crates would make it stand out that little better.

Ron

Thanks for the tips guys Well, the second vignette is not even ready for painting, the black parts came from another dio I was building and that was primed alredy. I cant put the strap through the jerrycans cause the handles arent pierced..I'll have to think about other method..

If you want to add a strap you can easily make it go over the cans between the handle and spout.

Well, its ready for the oils and pastels! What do you think?

great vignettes, the quality is amazing for 72nd, congrats

Frank

FINITOOOOOOOO!

Merci François!

I only have one remark:

Are you sure that euro coin has the correct scale.. it seems 1 mm off :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

Seriously, nice vignette

The ground work is excallent - very nice tone and textures. Well done

Thank you very much I find that a drop of flat earth or buff in the final clear varnish application brings it all together and turns it more pleasent to look at