BARBAROSSA !

[grumpa]

And don't forget that track sag! gee who could have been responsible for that? :P ok folks we'll chalk that up as a joint effort must give credit where credit is due after all!

ok as far as best paint job {minus weathering} and {partial build} in my collection? Lets not get carried away boy!

[monica]

very nice scene Jim,so little can say so much,do like it,

[grumpa]

very nice scene Jim,so little can say so much,do like it,

You're so sweet! thank you!

[grumpa]

Awesome, I like this diorama a lot.

[Guest]

Yeah, its alright, i suppose

[grumpa]

Yeah, its alright, i suppose

AHHHH TIBBS!

[Guest]

Very nice Jim - what kit did you use for


this one?


Cheers


Patrick

[grumpa]

Very nice Jim - what kit did you use for
this one?


Cheers


Patrick

Thanx much It's a Tamiya

[Guest]

Very nicely posed Jim simple and effective.

[takeslousyphotos]

I wouldn't know a 3 from a 4 ....... But I really like this Dio. Superb job. Five Big Stars from me Matey.


Peter

[grumpa]

Very nicely posed Jim simple and effective.

Thanks 1/48th less IS more sometimes, not everything in life has to be complicated.

[grumpa]

I wouldn't know a 3 from a 4 ....... But I really like this Dio. Superb job. Five Big Stars from me Matey.
Peter

Ahh -- my faithful Peter Thank you SO much my friend!

[Guest]

Thanx much It's a Tamiya

I haven't tried quarter-scale in armour yet, gotta give it a go! That would be the Ausf L version I guess?


I have to admit that I'm not convinced by the 'winter camo'.... if the setting is for late '41, plain Panzer Grey would be more appropriate - sorry to nitpick, but my rivetcounter head goes on with German armour!

[Snowman]

Another top shelf build!!


Excellent effort, Sir!

[grumpa]

I haven't tried quarter-scale in armour yet, gotta give it a go! That would be the Ausf L version I guess?
I have to admit that I'm not convinced by the 'winter camo'.... if the setting is for late '41, plain Panzer Grey would be more appropriate - sorry to nitpick, but my rivetcounter head goes on with German armour!

Oh Brother! what ever happened to "artistic license?" I suppose some astronomers told Van Gogh he didn't have his constellations in " Proper alignment " when he painted "Starry, Starry, Night" Not that I would EVER even deign to put myself in any category even remotely related to such a legend. Can't we just lighten up a bit and enjoy the "visuals" of our art in 3D and try not to bog ourselves down in technicalities? Dub, you've Always been kind to my meager offerings and I DO so appreciate every ones posts , so I sincerely hope I'm not coming off as too thin skinned or harsh in any way. LOVE TO ALL! JIM