Ola!

S&V studios (Sensei and Vagnillia) proudly presents our first "join up" project, a vignette "Bitte, gur gur?" (a sentence from a serbian WWII movie which means something like "Please, can you push me?") this is a scene where polish armoured car wz.34 broke down and a driver is trying to start up the engine by turning the engine bar. other 2 german soldiers will be present at the end of the bridge.

all is still in early steps, more darker colors to folow on the gound etc... but just wanted to show up a little :-) :-) :-) :-)

wz 34 and Figures by Sensei
groundwork by Vagnillia















cheers
Mirko

I see the new S&V company will bring us vey nice dios in time... wz 34 will look very good as painted and the posing of figure fits well. the groundwork shows we have a new base genius in Armorama.congrats to both.

Looks great Mirko! Your God mother has done some great work, I really like the water a nice cooling effect. Your Armoured car also looks really nice

Hey mate,

I think the car is very cool! A rare and interesting subject you've got there my young jedi

I do think the stones are big, especially compared to the armoured car. I do like the grass etc growing between the stones! Nicely done!

May the force be with you

Looks good so far......
Great minds think alike.... I have the same kit in the to finish pile..... :-) :-)

This is proving to be a very up and coming company. Great work so far..I really like how colorful it is.. The car is very nice..I think i would like to have one for myself to build. I really cant wait to see the updates on this one as progress is made...Nothing like a team build..its so much fun..especially when you can work together with someone and get these kinds of results..

Mary (++)

Very nice, can't wait to see the end result! One suggestion though, I dont know if you were planning on doing this, but i think adding some smaller pebbles (1/35 scale pebbles that is) in the creek bed would make it look better.

-Shain

Hi,

"Bitte, gur, gur" ... is this serbian language or german language?

"Bitte" is german and means "please", but I´ve never heard "gur" in german language.

Chris

"bitte gur gur?" = "Please can you push my car"this is a sentence from a local Serbian comedy movie about WWII where a local character is "using" german soldiers to push his car arround becouse "it wont start", ofc, the car works totaly fine but he enjoys making fools of them

ok, I see.
A bit like the old Louis de Funes movies... if anyone remembers them #:-)

Well well i can see new improvements as i was away all this time !!!!! A new studio . Allover nice work and waiting to see more on this. The artistic touch of Vagnilla part of studios is pretty remarkable i have to say and makes the whole landscape pretty nice. ok ..ok .. we have something good here !!! so keep on guys !!!!!