Recently completed vignette

[RonGlass]

What-if JagdTiger 1, this is my most recent completed project. Granted, what-if's are not everybody's cup-of-tea... tea, get it ? Most of you guys being British. I mean, Lol....

[Mark1]

Looks good.

[Mini Me]

Ron, that is most interesting.........and a very logical approach to "what might have been". The late war camo is the "Bomb" and I have only seen it on a Tiger ll.....you have kept this in the realm of believability and that makes it even better! Well done to you, Sir. The base is a work of art......did you have a specific location or time frame in mind when you rendered this? Rick H. :thumb2:

[RonGlass]

Hi Rick, glad you like it ! I would figure mid-1944 , I suppose. Sorry, really hadn't put that much thought into it. Lol, I just really liked the model kit and couldnt resist. The octopus camo, hmm. Overall I'm satisfied with the result. The rather-large "suckers" were originally red oxide, but I think it's better all Olive
PS not sure whether either T34 turret fits into the timeframes they were in my spare stash and I gladly pressed them into service

[Mini Me]

Hi Ron, I didn't know that camo scheme was referred to as octopus camo.....makes sense though. I have only seen it in yellow over a green background.... I guess it would be subjective, as there really aren't any color pics to work from that I am aware of. What did you use for the "wire" wrap on the barrel?
Rick H.

[RonGlass]

Oh, the red oxide suckers were my own spin Rick, and imo the looked terrible so I went back over those with the Olive. The original octupus camo (I'm no authority on this) I had seen had smaller, more numerous suckers, olive on dark yellow, vice-versa. This whole affair on my model, just having fun experimenting with something different.

[RonGlass]

Hi Ron, I didn't know that camo scheme was referred to as octopus camo.....makes sense though. I have only seen it in yellow over a green background.... I guess it would be subjective, as there really aren't any color pics to work from that I am aware of. What did you use for the "wire" wrap on the barrel?
Rick H.

PS Rick, sorry, cant remember the manufacturer of the chicken-wire mesh wrap for the barrel.. I'm thinking it's either Royal Model, or Verlinden though.

[Guest]

Very imaginatively put together Ron.

Superb effects giving a very pleasing 7 authentic appearance, Very nice work indeed.

Laurie

[RonGlass]

Thanks Laurie, I'm pleased that you're pleased with it !

[RonGlass]

Hi Ron, I didn't know that camo scheme was referred to as octopus camo.....makes sense though. I have only seen it in yellow over a green background.... I guess it would be subjective, as there really aren't any color pics to work from that I am aware of. What did you use for the "wire" wrap on the barrel?
Rick H.
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Hi Ron, I didn't know that camo scheme was referred to as octopus camo.....makes sense though. I have only seen it in yellow over a green background.... I guess it would be subjective, as there really aren't any color pics to work from that I am aware of. What did you use for the "wire" wrap on the barrel?
Rick H.

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Just remembered , the faux wire wrap came from Diodump.com. as 1/35 chicken wire

[RonGlass]

Rick that wrap came from Diodump, 1/35 chicken wire

[Guest]

Thanks Laurie, I'm pleased that you're pleased with it !

Hi Ron

Yes just love diorama. They tell a story. Plus after spending all the time building a model it sets it in it's normal environment.

For friends as well viewing your stuff I am certain they look further at the detail as there is so much of it.

Downside they take a lot of room. I know well my room is near choked.

Laurie

[Steve Jones]

Stunning work Ron. Very impressive and great to see

[Tim Marlow]

Lovely job. The subject is excellent, but the mud and moisture on the base make it really pop. All round, an excellent rendition.

[RonGlass]

Steve, Tim, Thanks guys !