I like the 634 and would like 72 easy payments.

You model German armor so very well.

You'll kick me to the curb, but I see Verlindens influence. Focus on one aspect of the diorama.

Some nice build there. Though the vehicles in the dio's do look out of place. they could do with more weathering to tie it all together. The 234 and Pz IV J look like they have just rolled out of the factory. A dio build should really be weathered accordingly, raher than just all looking alike which you can get away with on shelf sitters.

But other than that, not bad.

I salute you again Herr Field Marshal!!! 

Yes, some of the them do look very clean but remember Manny always had his troops wash and wax the equipment to give a good impression! 

GMorrison

I like the 634 and would like 72 easy payments.

You model German armor so very well.

You'll kick me to the curb, but I see Verlindens influence. Focus on one aspect of the diorama.

 

Bish

Some nice build there. Though the vehicles in the dio's do look out of place. they could do with more weathering to tie it all together. The 234 and Pz IV J look like they have just rolled out of the factory. A dio build should really be weathered accordingly, raher than just all looking alike which you can get away with on shelf sitters.

But other than that, not bad.

 

Some BoB action:

Normandy:

Germany:

Tunisia:

Russia, 1943:

Revenant

 

Bish

Some nice build there. Though the vehicles in the dio's do look out of place. they could do with more weathering to tie it all together. The 234 and Pz IV J look like they have just rolled out of the factory. A dio build should really be weathered accordingly, raher than just all looking alike which you can get away with on shelf sitters.

But other than that, not bad.

 

 

 

 

Ahhhh, yes:  the perpetual "not enough rust" debate that will be around as long as models are being built...a circular argument to be sure...NEEDS MORE RUST!!! 

 

 

No, doesn't need rust, just a bit of dirt and grim to fit in with the scene. Unlike a free standing model, a dio should tell a story and all the parts of that story need to fit together. And the story should not just tell the viewer what they can see in front of them, it should also tell them what has happened before, what is about to happen and even what is going on around off the scene.

Bish

 

 

Revenant

 

Bish

Some nice build there. Though the vehicles in the dio's do look out of place. they could do with more weathering to tie it all together. The 234 and Pz IV J look like they have just rolled out of the factory. A dio build should really be weathered accordingly, raher than just all looking alike which you can get away with on shelf sitters.

But other than that, not bad.

 

 

 

 

Ahhhh, yes:  the perpetual "not enough rust" debate that will be around as long as models are being built...a circular argument to be sure...NEEDS MORE RUST!!! 

 

 

 

 

 

No, doesn't need rust, just a bit of dirt and grim to fit in with the scene. Unlike a free standing model, a dio should tell a story and all the parts of that story need to fit together. And the story should not just tell the viewer what they can see in front of them, it should also tell them what has happened before, what is about to happen and even what is going on around off the scene.

 

Now that's well done,convincing,but not graphic.Very nice.

Thanks for sharing, I've always thought you did some really nice work. 

Love the last one, I think you called it 'Death in the Courtyard?' 

Gamera

Thanks for sharing, I've always thought you did some really nice work. 

Love the last one, I think you called it 'Death in the Courtyard?' 

 

Is that the Panther that had the seam in the aluminum barrel?

Damn you Revenant ( aka Manny) how can I ever gain the respect of my fellow treadheads if you keep posting AWESOME pix of your works LOL LOL LOL, well i suppose posing pix of my armor would start LOL. Cool stuff sir.

Thanks, maybe the Mods will allow me to post freely soon and upload an avatar so I can show more new stuff...

All of my posts have to be approved by a Mod before you can see them---sometimes takes days... 

Ah, the price of pennance......  but good to see your work again.

Yeah, its a shame I can't post pics of new stuff...

To answer your question, yes...