The Doog did it again!

Bushi wrote:

Hey Karl I think this is the link to this post Field Kitchen. /forums/910221/ShowPost.aspx I need to pick up my copy this week!! Bushi

Hey Bushi! Thanks for posting that link! That IS the "finished" post, but the actual tutorial was removed. I wish they could put it up again after the article runs. I could probably do it myself, but it would "scoop" the magazine, and I don't think Kalmbach would appreciate that? .....

the doog wrote:

Jim Barton wrote: I just bought Essential Techniques for the Model Builder and The Doog has an article therein called "Modeling Snow." Just wanted to say what a nice job he did on that diorama! He conveys the bitter cold and the misery the German soldiers on the horse-drawn wagon are going through. I feel cold just looking at them (and it's not because I'm running the air conditioner; it's 100 degrees outside here in Phoenix!). I'm just curious as to the diorama's title. Anyway, thank you, Doog, for sharing your work! Hey, Jim (and deadhead!) thanks for the appreciation. I had a post up on this build when I originally built it, and you know, I never DID title it?! I think I called it "Snow Tutorial; Tamiya's Field Kitchen"? Or something like that? I had been thinking of something like 'A More Reliable Form of Transportation"? --being that the motorcycle is dead on the steppes there...I actually have never titled it though....it's still in my display case without a name! Thanks for the compliments! I'm thrilled that you enjoyed it, and hope the tutorial helps you one day!

Hey Karl I think this is the link to this post Field Kitchen.

/forums/910221/ShowPost.aspx

I need to pick up my copy this week!!

Bushi

I also enjoyed the article.  Almost makes me want to tackle a diorama one day.

Mike

Jim Barton wrote:

I just bought Essential Techniques for the Model Builder and The Doog has an article therein called "Modeling Snow." Just wanted to say what a nice job he did on that diorama! He conveys the bitter cold and the misery the German soldiers on the horse-drawn wagon are going through. I feel cold just looking at them (and it's not because I'm running the air conditioner; it's 100 degrees outside here in Phoenix!). I'm just curious as to the diorama's title. Anyway, thank you, Doog, for sharing your work!

Hey, Jim (and deadhead!) thanks for the appreciation. I had a post up on this build when I originally built it, and you know, I never DID title it?! I think I called it "Snow Tutorial; Tamiya's Field Kitchen"? Or something like that?

I had been thinking of something like 'A More Reliable Form of Transportation"? --being that the motorcycle is dead on the steppes there...I actually have never titled it though....it's still in my display case without a name!

Thanks for the compliments! I'm thrilled that you enjoyed it, and hope the tutorial helps you one day!

 

I have never met Karl,(in person) but he strikes me as a typical master modeler in that he will share his techniques and offer advice when asked. . .FREE.
Typical of most on this site.