France 1940 Vignette Update

Looking great, can't wait to see the figures, RB. I realy like your groundwork here.

Steve

Thanks fellas, should have the final pics up this weekend.  Might add a bit of infantry support after all, still undecided though.

rb

Two more figures finished today - PanzerGrenadiers....

razorboy

I finished the Ausf.B Commander figure plus the third and final Genadier today.  I hope to finish the last two PanzerOffiziers tomorrow and finalize this build.

rb

Stern0 wrote:

Fantastic Figs RB!!! You did a great job on the ground work too. Well done! What did you paint your figs with and who made them? Thanks!!!

The infantry figures are Dragon set #6196 German Anti-Tank Team (France 1940). 

The two panzeroffiziers standing are from Alpine #35028 Early WW2 Panzer Crew Set.

The PzKpfw.I Ausf.B commander came from the Dragon Early Stug. Crew figures set, the head being replaced by the extra head included in the Alpine set.

I painted everything with these :

.98 cents a 2oz. bottle at your local Wal-mart.  You gotta mix your colors yourself but they are cheap.  All of the figures and armour were sealed with Testors Dull-Coat.

razorboy

Bonus Pic.

and a couple of more .............

rb

Awsome pics RB....looks very real. Dying to see it in person, Smitty said we will see you at the show...Can't wait! I want to know how these competitions are run...I assume you have entered a few, I will rely on your insight...Good luck and see ya there!

Nice job thats a cool looking scene!!

With Spring finally here, I decided to take some outside pics of this dio. .......

rb

RB, your pics are Awsome!!!! Amazing what a little sunshine will do....excellent job!!!

I.. LOVE it..  I just.. LOVE it...

And please edit those outdoor pictures to real WWII ones!

May I also ask what you did to edit them that greatly?   Like, just not the program or anything, but the actual process?

Again, love it...!

-Lasse

Thanks!

I simply took it outside and set the diorama on my picnic table and took the pictures.

rb

Whoops.. Guess I wasn't too specific..  I meant how did you get the black and white pictures to look that realistic with the grain and it all?

And you should do the same thing with the outdoor photos

Huxy wrote:

Whoops.. Guess I wasn't too specific..  I meant how did you get the black and white pictures to look that realistic with the grain and it all?   And you should do the same thing with the outdoor photos

Ancient Japanese Secret!

Here are a few outdoor shots that have been "Enhanced" -

rb