SimonT's Small Scale Stuff

Simon,

Looking good crates and all. As for the figure, wait for a stormy night and with a bolt of lightning..."it's aaliive!!!"

Cheers,

Richard

Thanks Richard

Got some paint on the crates and tied them down although there is currently a slight problem in that one of the lifting eyes broke and so the 'rope' is not currently as taught as it should be

Hmmmm - nearly finished. Not over happy with the results - rushing to get it finished and late night modelling when half asleep do not a good model make

SimonT

Simon

Hi I'm Ross, long time follower first time poster on this thread . Looks great to me, really like the weathering you've acheived on this. We do tend to be our own worst critic's. I agree late night or early morning modelling is not conductive to good modelling.

cheers

Rossco

Simon

Looking very good indeed to me, sir.

Cheers

Tim

If thats you rushing I'd like to see what you're capable of given a good amount of time a good night's sleep. I really like the effects you get with the drybrushing.

Pete

Ross / Tim / Pete - thanks all

Old school Pete

1/72 Char B1

Managed to get a start on the track assembly

Basically made my own link'n'length from the resin castings

Got most of the way round one side but need to clean up some more castings now

SimonT

Simon

Might be my imagination, but is there a slight gap on the front left of the tracks on the Char?

Took a good look at the Sherman a few times, then noticed our new snail friend. Thankfully we have floorboards downstairs which drain quite well. Stop doing that.

Simon, looks very good to me, be kind to our legless individual.

Cheers

Tim

Oh poo - I think you are right Tim. I'll have to see if I can prise them off again

I'll blame it on Brian (well, he couldn't be called anything else really 

SimonT