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Tiny little scene...
this is my latest work, more of a figure painting excercise but a nice little time filler before I'm onto my next project. The SS figures range from Jaeger, Jaguar, Evolution, warriors and I think Yosci or another Japanese manufacturer. The figures are mostly stock with the exception of Hornet heads and slight change of weapons here and there. It's supposed to depict a few SS troops having a disagreement over surrendering or fighting to the last. The 250 is a Dragon offering, the building is a modfied Tiger Models offering and I think the light post and wall lantern is from Mini Art. The roof section is scratchbult and the whole scene including the figures are Vallejo Acrylics.
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Outstanding work as usual! I love your figure work, be it the buildup or the paintjob, it is always excellent!! One point to mention: I do not know the manufacturer of the Ruinkit, but in FLEISCHEREI, Wurst & Hanchen is a small mistake. In German "Hanchen" spells "Hähnchen" and means complete chicken, miam!
As said, fantastic work. Keep it going!
Frank
As said, fantastic work. Keep it going!
Frank
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Fantastic work, I'm assuming 1/35 scale. The figures are gloriously painted and the faces look alive. How many hours does it take to attempt something like this?
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Exceptional Work Dan...
Not enough thumbs on my hands to show how great this is...
Not enough thumbs on my hands to show how great this is...
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Bout 6 weeks in total.dgelon wrote:Fantastic work, I'm assuming 1/35 scale. The figures are gloriously painted and the faces look alive. How many hours does it take to attempt something like this?
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I love it. There's a lot of tension between the two guys and it looks like a lot of other don't want to make the decision.
Excellent job on the camo too. Great job!!
Excellent job on the camo too. Great job!!
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thanks kev. you seemed to get the story right away. seems the judges at a recent show didnt get it. Thanks for your input and thanks to all for your comments.kevtk135 wrote:I love it. There's a lot of tension between the two guys and it looks like a lot of other don't want to make the decision.
Excellent job on the camo too. Great job!!
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thanks Frank. a couple of guys pointed that out to me also LOL! Including my native German mother as well.Frank-Holger wrote:Outstanding work as usual! I love your figure work, be it the buildup or the paintjob, it is always excellent!! One point to mention: I do not know the manufacturer of the Ruinkit, but in FLEISCHEREI, Wurst & Hanchen is a small mistake. In German "Hanchen" spells "Hähnchen" and means complete chicken, miam!
As said, fantastic work. Keep it going!
Frank
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Harhar!
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Beautiful scene, perfectly executed...
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This is why I hesitate to come over here... my mind is numb every time I leave!
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Incredible dio! The entire scene is expertly crafted and painted!
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