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    The red ball COMPLETED pics

    :smile11:Hi folks this is my completed diorama for Aprils GB, it is a scene from france 1944 the red ball highway, where convoys of trucks filled with supplies ammunition and fuel are rushed to the front to assist the allies in there lightning advace across europe. The 2 1/2 ton 6x6 is from tamiya the jeep and trailer is italeri the civilian figures are prieser and the mp figures are mini art. The sign and the boys fly rod as well as the fish in the river are all scratch built, i hope you like them and as usual all comments are most wellcome be they good or bad.

    scott

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  • Ian M
    Administrator
    • Dec 2008
    • 18264
    • Ian
    • Falster, Denmark

    #2
    Excellent Scott! That is a very nice Diorama you have made there! The water looks great. Is that ice breaking up in the flow? Looks just right anyway.

    A truck with cargo. Well you could not get much more in the truck if you tried. Good job on the figures to.

    Nice one Scott!

    Ian M
    Group builds

    Bismarck

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    • spanner570
      SMF Supporters
      • May 2009
      • 15382

      #3
      Wow Scott what a brilliant composition.

      A mighty fine job. loads to see and great pictures (Number 16 is class)

      One thing you might like to consider mate....A bit of s aich one tee on the bridge boards and walk way.

      Even as it is it is a superb build, very well done. Big 5....

      Cheers,

      Ron

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      • Ian M
        Administrator
        • Dec 2008
        • 18264
        • Ian
        • Falster, Denmark

        #4
        A bit of s aich one tee on the bridge boards and walk way.

        ????

        Me no understand?

        Ian M
        Group builds

        Bismarck

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        • yak face
          Moderator
          • Jun 2009
          • 13826
          • Tony
          • Sheffield

          #5
          Hi scott matey, what a brilliant scene. everything comes together to make a totally awesome dio! Its full of great little touches like the boy fishing, and the weathering on the vehicles is absolutely superb.This must have taken ages but it was well worth it, 5 stars from me bud, cheers tony

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          • Guest

            #6
            Stunning dio Scott

            If thats the competition ..... you have no competition from me !!!

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            • Guest

              #7
              Where to start? Pretty bloody awesome! Some excellent details as before when you first showed us the bridge, excellent weathering and overall very interesting composition!

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              • Guest

                #8
                Ron mate the tree was an oversite by the british corps of engineers who build the bridge will be duley sorted, CDW it's no competition mate just for fun come and have a go you'll love it. Thanks to all who viewed and left the excellent comments cheers big time.

                scott

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                • stona
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Jul 2008
                  • 9889

                  #9
                  Brilliant,it all is but your water/ice is incredible.

                  Ian,type ess,aitch,one,tee and see what you get!

                  Cheers

                  Steve

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                  • Guest

                    #10
                    :clap_1:Trully Amazing! It musy have taken a life time and a ingredible amount of patience. Well Done!

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                    • Guest

                      #11
                      That comment had me confused till reading your explanation Steve.

                      Though i'm in no position to be critical of this thats the only thing I could suggest myself, a bit of mud / muck on the tyres and vehicles.

                      To be frank I think is a remarkable piece of work and a testament to your patience and building skills, I particularly love the water effect with the ice, what did you use for that and how did you do it?

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                      • Guest

                        #12
                        Originally posted by \
                        That comment had me confused till reading your explanation Steve.Though i'm in no position to be critical of this thats the only thing I could suggest myself, a bit of mud / muck on the tyres and vehicles.

                        To be frank I think is a remarkable piece of work and a testament to your patience and building skills, I particularly love the water effect with the ice, what did you use for that and how did you do it?
                        Hi dude for the water effect i used countryside water it is clear resin in a bottle and all you do is pour it on then just before it is set you pour on another layer then let the whole thing set.

                        scott

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                        • Ian M
                          Administrator
                          • Dec 2008
                          • 18264
                          • Ian
                          • Falster, Denmark

                          #13
                          Originally posted by \
                          Brilliant,it all is but your water/ice is incredible.Ian,type ess,aitch,one,tee and see what you get!

                          Cheers

                          Steve
                          Oh! I get it.:wow: It looks more like a tree to me.

                          lol

                          Ian M
                          Group builds

                          Bismarck

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                          • Guest

                            #14
                            once again, another outstanding piece of work, well done scott. is this water stuff made by javis,the reason i ask is that i have just used some on a model i am playing with and it has been a massive failure,it was supposed to be a corner of a pond with a small wooden jetty but all the water has lifted up from the base. not happy,maybe i used too much or the warm weather has curled it up.

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                            • Guest

                              #15
                              Originally posted by \
                              once again, another outstanding piece of work, well done scott. is this water stuff made by javis,the reason i ask is that i have just used some on a model i am playing with and it has been a massive failure,it was supposed to be a corner of a pond with a small wooden jetty but all the water has lifted up from the base. not happy,maybe i used too much or the warm weather has curled it up.
                              Andrew have you added ground work material to your pond or have you poured it straight onto the base board? it is countryside scenic water not sure of the maker, i bought it in the kit stop in birkenhead i must admit i swear by the stuff, whatever you do don't shake it before pouring and ensure your groundwork is dry before pouring, could you post a pic of the bottle although i have a feeling it is the same stuff.

                              scott

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