dio number three

thankyou for the kind comments.  sorry for the delay in responding. 

the mud is simply dry wall plaster.  that is it.  when it was wet i pressed the tank into it so the tracks would have more of a natural impression.



joe

Joe, you're getting pretty good at this armor thing, aren't you? Very cool, you did well. Glad to see your still in the Dark Side.

Very well done Fightnjoe,quite effective.The tank blends in with the surroundings very well,the rubber on the roadwheels really caught my eye,nicely done! As you get more accustomed to doing dioramas let your imagination go a little and try different colours of sands,gravels,dried roots from your backyard,that kind of stuff,what you use and how you use them can be quite satifying and pleasing to the eye.Do check out some of the gangs work here,some very excellent builders with many groundcover ideas.

Looks great!  Nice to see a subject that's off the beaten path. 

very cool, i have one of these in the stash i had not realised just how neat a little tank this is when built i think it just got bumped up the pile,  nice dio thanks for the look.

What did you do/use for the mud? It looks really good.

I am not sure how I missed this one, Joe. It looks good. The ground looks real. The tank of course is a refreshing sight being not the usual American or German armor.

BANZAI fightnJoe!

thankyou.  the shrubs were from the floral dept from walmart.



joe

Great work Joe. Definitely don't see too many of these. What'd you use for the shrubs?

Now, this is something we don't see everyday.  Very nice