1/35 Iraqi street scene

[Pikeman]

Hello again to all my followers.

Just a little update on the build.


I have decided to go with the Eod team from black dog as the figures are in the perfect position for my scene.


It goes without saying to have the Eod tactical robot( this should be fun to build its so tiny ).


And then we have migs Palestinian street fighters.


What's your thoughts

[Steve Brodie]

Always fancied that building, so defo watching this one. With the figures, it will depend on how you slot them together, you may need to add in some US Marine assistance, as they would have ensured the area was secure (as can be) before putting two of their guys in direct or near contact with the enemy. Besides their personal safety and without sounding mercenary they ain't cheap to train


Maybe a bit late now, but Meng do a set as well -


http://www.meng-model.com/index2_new.php?id=257


http://www.creativemodels.co.uk/meng_model_135_us_explosive_ordnance_disposal_spec ialists_robots-p-37454.html

[Pikeman]

Always fancied that building, so defo watching this one. With the figures, it will depend on how you slot them together, you may need to add in some US Marine assistance, as they would have ensured the area was secure (as can be) before putting two of their guys in direct or near contact with the enemy. Besides their personal safety and without sounding mercenary they ain't cheap to train
Maybe a bit late now, but Meng do a set as well -


http://www.creativemodels.co.uk/meng_model_135_us_explosive_ordnance_disposal_spec ialists_robots-p-37454.html

Hi Steve


Great feedback and I hear what you are saying .


I was thinking of just the odd enemy straggler hiding on a rooftop or something.


Also I did not want to over crowd the scene.


Fully appreciate what you are saying so may have a rethink


Regards stu

[geegad]

ive seen this kit been meaning to get it so will be watching with bated breath

[Pikeman]

ive seen this kit been meaning to get it so will be watching with bated breath

Cheers Geegad


Hope it all comes together and looks ok

[Steve Brodie]

Hi Steve
Great feedback and I hear what you are saying .


I was thinking of just the odd enemy straggler hiding on a rooftop or something.


Also I did not want to over crowd the scene.


Fully appreciate what you are saying so may have a rethink


Regards stu

That would work, and add some sense of foreboding to the scene, " reaper engaged elsewhere "

[Guest]

I think your idea is a good one.

[Pikeman]

That would work, and add some sense of foreboding to the scene, " reaper engaged elsewhere "

Always fancied that building, so defo watching this one. With the figures, it will depend on how you slot them together, you may need to add in some US Marine assistance, as they would have ensured the area was secure (as can be) before putting two of their guys in direct or near contact with the enemy. Besides their personal safety and without sounding mercenary they ain't cheap to train
Maybe a bit late now, but Meng do a set as well -


http://www.meng-model.com/index2_new.php?id=257


http://www.creativemodels.co.uk/meng_model_135_us_explosive_ordnance_disposal_spec ialists_robots-p-37454.html

Always fancied that building, so defo watching this one. With the figures, it will depend on how you slot them together, you may need to add in some US Marine assistance, as they would have ensured the area was secure (as can be) before putting two of their guys in direct or near contact with the enemy. Besides their personal safety and without sounding mercenary they ain't cheap to train
Maybe a bit late now, but Meng do a set as well -


http://www.meng-model.com/index2_new.php?id=257


http://www.creativemodels.co.uk/meng_model_135_us_explosive_ordnance_disposal_spec ialists_robots-p-37454.html

Cheers for that Steve will take a look

[Pikeman]

I think your idea is a good one.

Cheers buddy thanks for that

[Pikeman]

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Always fancied that building, so defo watching this one. With the figures, it will depend on how you slot them together, you may need to add in some US Marine assistance, as they would have ensured the area was secure (as can be) before putting two of their guys in direct or near contact with the enemy. Besides their personal safety and without sounding mercenary they ain't cheap to train
Maybe a bit late now, but Meng do a set as well -


http://www.meng-model.com/index2_new.php?id=257


http://www.creativemodels.co.uk/meng_model_135_us_explosive_ordnance_disposal_spec ialists_robots-p-37454.html[/quote


Like the look of those kits Steve .

[Pikeman]

This is my 1/35 burnt out car I did for the dio.

I hope it will help set the scene.


I have taken some shots of the inside as well so you can see the burnt seats leaving just the frames left

[Guest]

Wow! Excellent paintwork and effect


Can I ask which kit is it? I never see it before

[Guest]

That is amazing, you will have to do a tutorial with pics on how this was done I for one am interested.


Scott

[Pikeman]

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Wow! Excellent paintwork and effect
Can I ask which kit is it? I never see it before

thanks Polux it's the 1/35 mig burnt out car.


Did a while back waiting to go on base when it's finished

[PhilJ]

That car looks pukka, and I love th bomb disposal and marine on laptop figures. I'll be watching this one.


Phil