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Ground Forces / 1/72 Luchs (Revell)
« on: December 19, 2010, 11:22:05 AM »
The Luchs is a recce vehicle, so a vehicle that I like 
I used some photoetch for this one.
I used some photoetch for this one.
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Miscellaneous Subjects / Re: DA VINCI's TURTLE
« on: December 19, 2010, 11:17:38 AM »
Thank you, Sall!
I must say that the "Turtle" is a family business: my daughter Mathilde realised an excellent work on another one; here is the photos of her work:
She used Vallejo paints: wood as base, and then a drybrush with woodgrain.
I must say that the "Turtle" is a family business: my daughter Mathilde realised an excellent work on another one; here is the photos of her work:
She used Vallejo paints: wood as base, and then a drybrush with woodgrain.
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Aircraft Modeling / Re: Hughes MD-500 Defender
« on: December 19, 2010, 10:24:58 AM »
Very well done my friend, I like it!
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Ground Forces / Re: "Hatching of Ruldan Sawassakhs"
« on: December 19, 2010, 09:26:08 AM »
Really funny, I like it!
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Ground Forces / Re: Jagdpanther Italeri 1/72
« on: December 19, 2010, 09:25:16 AM »
...And once again, a splendid result!!!
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Aircraft Modeling / Re: Future releases from a new producer: MustHave!
« on: December 19, 2010, 09:23:58 AM »
The mohawk will be released soon (in the very first stages of 2011) and the F-86K will follow - Release date estimation: february.
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Ground Forces / Re: Belgian T15 at 1/72 scale
« on: December 19, 2010, 09:22:01 AM »
Thank you!
So successful with that diorama that a friend made a caricature that was published in KIT (IPMS-Belgium magazine) where you can see animal defenders on the T15, with a panel "Free the goose"...
So successful with that diorama that a friend made a caricature that was published in KIT (IPMS-Belgium magazine) where you can see animal defenders on the T15, with a panel "Free the goose"...
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Miscellaneous Subjects / Re: DA VINCI's TURTLE
« on: December 19, 2010, 09:20:08 AM »
Thank you!!!
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Ground Forces / Re: Belgian T13, bycicles, and Chasseurs Ardennais
« on: December 19, 2010, 09:18:28 AM »
Well observed for the pipe!
When I searched documentation on the Chasseurs Ardennais, Mick (the webmaster of the site consacred to the Belgian army until 1940
http://abbl-1914-1940.forum-actif.eu/
...gived me many photos where the soldiers frequently were photographied with such long pipes! As it was frequent, I decided to scratch a pipe: a little bit of sprue + wire an that was all...
Mick helped me grantly because he showed me authentic pieces of uniforms that helped me to find, after some trials, the exact color for my figures.
When I searched documentation on the Chasseurs Ardennais, Mick (the webmaster of the site consacred to the Belgian army until 1940
http://abbl-1914-1940.forum-actif.eu/
...gived me many photos where the soldiers frequently were photographied with such long pipes! As it was frequent, I decided to scratch a pipe: a little bit of sprue + wire an that was all...
Mick helped me grantly because he showed me authentic pieces of uniforms that helped me to find, after some trials, the exact color for my figures.
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Ground Forces / Re: The WWI Belgian SAVA
« on: December 19, 2010, 09:12:32 AM »
Thank you, Letipapa. I must say that building that kit was a pure moment of happyness...
As I've explained to Srecko, I don't own the kit anymore: Dominique Jadoul liked it so much that I gived him my SAVA, so he can place it on his Retrotracks stands during the expos.
He offered me another SAVA, that is not built yet but will be on a diorama with Domi's WWI Belgian infantrymen...
As I've explained to Srecko, I don't own the kit anymore: Dominique Jadoul liked it so much that I gived him my SAVA, so he can place it on his Retrotracks stands during the expos.
He offered me another SAVA, that is not built yet but will be on a diorama with Domi's WWI Belgian infantrymen...
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Aircraft Modeling / Re: Spad VII (Roden 1/32)
« on: December 19, 2010, 09:05:15 AM »
Thank you!
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Ground Forces / Re: The littlest diorama I've ever made!!!
« on: December 18, 2010, 11:09:33 PM »
Foliage: just "Piedra Pomez", a product I've found in my model shop, that I mix with a ground color. Then, a drybrush with some greens, browns...
Faces: a drop a flesh color. as simple as that
Details: not really detailed. Just a lightning of the angles
Faces: a drop a flesh color. as simple as that
Details: not really detailed. Just a lightning of the angles
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Ground Forces / Re: Belgian T15 at 1/72 scale
« on: December 18, 2010, 10:40:03 PM »
Thank you!
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Ground Forces / Re: The littlest diorama I've ever made!!!
« on: December 18, 2010, 10:35:50 PM »
I don't know if I have billions of answers, but we can try ;-)
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Ground Forces / Belgian T15 at 1/72 scale
« on: December 18, 2010, 10:10:22 PM »
Once again, a Belgian AFV...
The T15 was a teeny tank, armed with a machinegun that served during WWII and the 18 days campaign of the Belgian army.
Retrotracks made a little 1/72 kit of that beautiful tankette.
I ameliorated some elements, and wished to represent that tank during manoeuvres in 1939. To add a little bit of fun, I've thinked about an animal blocking the tank - But which animal? A cow? a horse? Some ducks walking on the road?
A friend of mine suggested... a goose, and better a furious one! Great idea, and I found a goose in a German shop for HO railway.
Presenting my diorama on some forums, an English suggested me to name it: "Anti-Tank Goose", or ATG (abbreviation for Anti-Tank Gun)
I won with my goose (it seems that people don't see the tank but the goose only!!!) I won IPMS-Belgium Challenge in 2007.
The T15 was a teeny tank, armed with a machinegun that served during WWII and the 18 days campaign of the Belgian army.
Retrotracks made a little 1/72 kit of that beautiful tankette.
I ameliorated some elements, and wished to represent that tank during manoeuvres in 1939. To add a little bit of fun, I've thinked about an animal blocking the tank - But which animal? A cow? a horse? Some ducks walking on the road?
A friend of mine suggested... a goose, and better a furious one! Great idea, and I found a goose in a German shop for HO railway.
Presenting my diorama on some forums, an English suggested me to name it: "Anti-Tank Goose", or ATG (abbreviation for Anti-Tank Gun)
I won with my goose (it seems that people don't see the tank but the goose only!!!) I won IPMS-Belgium Challenge in 2007.