Tim’s IBG 1/72 Inns of Court Daimler Armoured Car. Geoff’s D Day 80th GB.

[Valeron]

Great build Tim. And a wonderful paint and weathering job too. I can't do this on 1/35 so no idea how you do it on the smaller scale.

[Tim Marlow]

Great build Tim. And a wonderful paint and weathering job too. I can't do this on 1/35 so no idea how you do it on the smaller scale.

Thanks Mike. To be honest, I do the same thing in 1/72 as I do in 1/35. I just cut out things that will come out overscale, like chipping…..

[Andy T]

It's certainly tiny!

Very nicely done though, very nice indeed.

[Tim Marlow]

It's certainly tiny!

Very nicely done though, very nice indeed.

Cheers Andy. Glad you like it.

[Neil Merryweather]

Fabulous Tim!
Where can I get some of those giant size Vallejo bottles?

[Tim Marlow]

Fabulous Tim!
Where can I get some of those giant size Vallejo bottles?

Cheers Neil, and I’ve told you before…..the giant bottles are only available from Vallejo on special order every fifth leap year…..

[PaulinKendal]

Tiny, fabulous result, Tim.

As to the skill level, it’s just a bit of practice and application of simple techniques Jim, nothing world beating.

I get this completely (although I think you should substitute "an awful lot of practice" for "a bit of practice"). But it brought to mind what I thought was an Einstein quote, but was actually Descartes, 500 years ago:

"Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it."

The techniques may be simple, but the application is extremely well executed, and the result is truly excellent.

If building tiny things is a difficulty, you have certainly resolved it!

[papa 695]

Fantastic work Tim.

[Tim Marlow]

Tiny, fabulous result, Tim.

I get this completely (although I think you should substitute "an awful lot of practice" for "a bit of practice"). But it brought to mind what I thought was an Einstein quote, but was actually Descartes, 500 years ago:

"Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it."

The techniques may be simple, but the application is extremely well executed, and the result is truly excellent.

If building tiny things is a difficulty, you have certainly resolved it!

I thinks that’s called eating the elephant one bite at a time these days Paul .

[Tim Marlow]

Fantastic work Tim.

Cheers Ian

[JR]

Certainly deserves

Very nice indeed Tim, congratulations.

[vizenz]

Oh I'm a little late to the party!

Your little Daimler looks great Tim! That reminds me that I should continue building mine... :tongue-out3:

[A_J_Rimmer]

An excellent build Tim!

[Tim Marlow]

Certainly deserves
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Very nice indeed Tim, congratulations.

Thanks John, and pass on my regards to the committee :tongue-out3:

[Tim Marlow]

Oh I'm a little late to the party!

Your little Daimler looks great Tim! That reminds me that I should continue building mine... :tongue-out3:

Many thanks Andreas. You should…..it was going so well.