Tiger I, Tunisia.

Many Thanks! I have done some more groundwork to the base to make the tank dig in to the ground...nothing special, but I think its an improvement. I'll get some pics up over the weekend for youy to see.

 

Later,

 

Darren. 

Looks good overall. The tracks have been mentioned, so need to talk about that. The one thing that looks out of place is the guy with the outstretched arm. He doesn't seem to be interacting with anyone and looks to be pretty much standing still while the other guys are walking. On the other hand, I really like how the last guy is looking at the viewer, drawing you into the scene.

i think they look great the figures really sets the scene....I have a Tiger to build and guess what???? you have given me the theatre to build it in...well done

Mark

Hey thanks Steve 

You are right about those tracks, someone else brought that up and you are both right, something as heavy as a Tiger I would dig into the ground. When I did the groundwork I was trying to replicate the rocky surfaces that these tanks rode over in North Africa, they stayed off the sand because they would get stuck pretty quickly. A documentry I watched explained that the terrain was very hard in that part of the world, hence my choice of groundwork. However, like I said before you are right, I need to dig those tracks in a little to show the effect of the tanks mass. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

 

I love your dio. Only thing I would say, with the utmost humility and self-aware lack of your talents, is that I'd like to see those track dug in a little into the earth. Unless they don't dig into the desert terrain, in which case I am an ignorant putz.

Beautiful job in the painting on both tank and figures, and the ground work is superb.

SteveM 

Thanks Kenny, glad you like it.

excellent work looks great

Thanks Scott! Glad you like it.

Looks great to me!