3x Tiger II in the Ardennes (1/72)

[AlanG]

Stunning. Wish i had the talent to do this. Just as a side note. Note sure what size wire you used but have you thought about getting some of the shielding wire that wraps around co-axial cable? It is really thin and makes great wire for electrical looms on aircraft

[Guest]

Great work so far Steven.

[Steve Jones]

Absolutely wonderful work. By far the best miniatures I have seen for a while. You must be very pleased.

[Steven000]

Scottie, Alan, Peter and Steve; Thanks for the kind support :thumb2:.

Alan: I used a small cable from my scrap-box, so I'm not sure where I got it from. I will remember the co-axial-shielding-cable for future projects


Thanks all and kind regards,
Steven

[Guest]

Absolutely stunning! Everything looks spot on ! I really love the base ! Looks real! You did an amazing job mister! Best regards Danny

[rtfoe]

Hi Steven...nice work on the small scale dio. That scale lets you have three Tiger II's in one scene.

Cheers,
Richard

[Mini Me]

Steven,
As an 87 scaler I can really appreciate the effort you have put into this diorama. You have really captured the darkness and rugged terrain of the Ardennes forest. Well Done!:thumb2:
Rick H.

[JR]

Steven.
Late in so just had a read through. Nice base photos and technique, where did you get the net please ?
Love the pines,very realistic, as is the whole back drop to the Tigers.
Great modelling. :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
John.

[Steven000]

Thanks Danny, Richard, Rick and John for the comments, I really appreciate it :thumb2:

John : The net I got from the DIY hardware store, it's that typical net to put on a frame in the window and keep the bugs out . It helps to reinforce the thin plaster and avoid any cracks.

Kind regards,
Steven

[JR]

Thanks Danny, Richard, Rick and John for the comments, I really appreciate it :thumb2:

John : The net I got from the DIY hardware store, it's that typical net to put on a frame in the window and keep the bugs out . It helps to reinforce the thin plaster and avoid any cracks.

Kind regards,
Steven

Thanks..... I'll have a look here in the UK. Thats a neat idea to bind the plaster.

John,

[BigGreg]

very cool diorama

[JR]

Thanks..... I'll have a look here in the UK. Thats a neat idea to bind the plaster.

John,

Thanks Danny, Richard, Rick and John for the comments, I really appreciate it :thumb2:

John : The net I got from the DIY hardware store, it's that typical net to put on a frame in the window and keep the bugs out . It helps to reinforce the thin plaster and avoid any cracks.

Kind regards,
Steven

Hi Steven....... after a quick search found some on eBay, is yours the nylon net type or the s/steel.
Can't see a problem using the nylon over bits of foam, can see the s/steel forming a better shape with it being firmer. Now on the list !
John.

[Steven000]

Hi John
Mine is a nylon type net, a steel one should work fine I think, the only problem I can think of is that when the coating of a steel net would get damaged (for example by bending or cutting) it might start to rust when the wet plaster is aplied and leave some brown spots after some time... But I never tested it, it might not be a problem at all :thumb2:

Kind regards and have fun
Steven

[Wouter]

Hi Steven, nice project here chap. Can't go wrong with a Tiger II for me :P

Lovely scene!

Cheers

[Steven000]

Thanks Wouter ,
Goodluck with your projects too
Cheers, Steven