Finally got round to finishing those annoying little bits so I can put this one away. Only noticed after taking pictures that his sock has come out of his hand.... Oh well.....
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He cuts a rather lonely figure there Graham, as he darns his missing sock 9_9
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Very well done Graham. The 251 series do build into very interesting subjects. Which one's next on the list and where's his other sock?
TomComment
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Very nice Graham and the guy darning a sock really sets it off.
BobComment
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Superb dio great ground work and on the 251 and my favourite the figure on the stichComment
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that's a show winner graham, beautiful paint work and nice camouflage not to mention it's a 251.
scottComment
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Great work there GrahamComment
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looks great Graham,very well done,real nice camo and paint work to the 251,do real like the figure as well
so well done the whole scene,great looking dio,and very well done, with the tree ,there never easy to do,great work,
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I have watched this and the work you have put into is excellent.
All the work you have done on the 251 and the groundwork is top notch and everything blends well together.
And well done on your 1st tree.
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Cheers Ralph. It was great fun to do but the more I look at it the more I realise how naive and toy like it looks. Lots more practice needed and maybe steer clear of countryside dioramas and go for urban. Nature is very difficult to reproduce.
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superb all roundComment
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Nice tank, but the thing that caught my eye was the grass. It is the most lifelike I have seen. It is not bland and smooth but lumpy, with bits sticking up.
How did you get this effect please?Comment
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Nice tank, but the thing that caught my eye was the grass. It is the most lifelike I have seen. It is not bland and smooth but lumpy, with bits sticking up.
How did you get this effect please?Comment
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Quite simple Steve. Just like nature, it needs different types of 'grass'. I used three different types of static grass, two types of cluster or clump scatter grass and some rougher dried groundwork under the tree.
The longest of the static grass was used last over the top of the shorter ones using hairspray as an adhesive. Although it is tempting to just do them randomly, I used the clump grass, which is what the tree is made from, mainly on the sloping side of the ground to make it appear more bushy. I then used it sparingly on the flat areas just enough to represent tufty grass.
I did intend to add some longer 'faux fur' patches and some reed type grasses but I realised that it wasn't going to get any better so I called it a day 9_9Comment
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Well done Graham another quality build from the ground up great end resultComment
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