Heavy Metal

[grumpa]

Thanks guys and Monica, it's a bit of a challenge, build then weather and repeat ops: Have to do it in stages for it to be somewhat convincing {I hope} No rushing this one not that I ever do

[monica]

no no not at all,the pic says it all lol,

[grumpa]

no no not at all,the pic says it all lol,

Thanks Monica and to all for your kind comments, and also to those just looking in..................Jim

[takeslousyphotos]

That is some fine detail work on the dozer Jim...... Really good stuff.

[grumpa]

That is some fine detail work on the dozer Jim...... Really good stuff.

Thanks Peter, different from what I'm used to so it's kinda fun...............Jim

[grumpa]

Knocking it outa the park, bub!!

Thanks Gavin, I try to answer every ones comments though it may take a little time sometimes. Appreciate every ones opinions, keeps me going, thanks again .....Jim

[The Migrant]

Maybe some of you 1/25 ers out there can help me with a driver/operator figure for my dozer. Keep running into seemingly dead ends on line Jimo_O

You might want to try 1/24 figures, which would be close enough but maybe more readily available. I know Fujimi released some (civilian) driver figures to fit their car range, and there are probably resin ones too.

[aaron]

You have an interesting technique Jim, looking really good mate.

[Guest]

Extraordinary technique, not a million miles away from the oil paint rendering I'm reading up at the moment. I have been tinkering with my Bradley and some oils, not as boldly as yours yet, but similar principal.


This is going to look amazing, the secret seems to be in the patience to build up many thin layers. I salute you sir!