"We'll need more than a toolbox!"....

[spanner570]

Brush painted. The base is smashed up pebbles and sand. The 'water' is the top of a food container and the stone walls are off cut pizza bases. The two figures are Airfix Luftwaffe ground crew.


Here is the finished 1/72 model.


























Cheers,


Ron

[papa 695]

Fantastic work Ron, and how you use everyday objects to make the diorama's always amaze me. Another cracker.

[Peej]

Yet another amazing piece of work. Always so much to look at.

[Ian M]

He just had to crash it in the only water for miles and miles lol


Great work Ron. Love the way the Water hole turned out.

[spanner570]

Cheers all, Glad you approve of the crash landing.


Ian, your post is some co-incidence. Your first line was originally going to be the build title!

[Guest]

Great work Ryan, great idea and good execution mate. 

[spanner570]

Thanks for your great post, Bob....


Ron's the name :P !

[dave]

Lovely work Ron, you can just imagine the conversation.

[stona]

Great job, that one won't be flying anytime soon!


Cheers


Steve

[tanktrack]

Great job Ron


steve

[spanner570]

Thanks ever so much chaps for the excellent posts on my 'semi ditching'!


Steve (stona) See, I remembered all you wrote when you messaged me a while back about the crash landing procedure and what happened on ejecting the canopy....


My wife reckons I forget everything, but here is the proof that I do remember - if I so choose! 


Thanks again boys,


Ron

[stona]

Steve (stona) See, I remembered all you wrote when you messaged me a while back about the crash landing procedure and what happened on ejecting the canopy....

I did notice that all the relevant bits were gone! Your man obviously followed procedure for his 'midday at the oasis'.


Cheers


Steve

[monica]

great dio,lov the color of the sand,and what a great idea,as well,very nicely done,

[Gern]

Great stuff! Not sure about them needing a toolbox though. A tow truck and a can of T-Cut would probably do!

[grumpa]

Nice work Ron, camo fits terrain perfectly ...............Jim