German Sturmgeschutz IV

[Neon]

I really admire the work on this piece, especially the image of the right side of the tank. Your picture really captures a lot of detail. Awesome work!

 

[GaryG64]

I really admire the work on this piece, especially the image of the right side of the tank. Your picture really captures a lot of detail. Awesome work!

Thank you very much. I enjoyed this build.

 

[GaryG64]

The winter Stug crew is just about ready to "mount up". All that I think is left is shadowing and matte finish.
This was the first time I have put eyebrows on figures. It's also the first time I recieved 3-D printed figures. There is so much detail. I was even able to paint the insignias on the hats and belt buckles

 

[GaryG64]

The soldiers for the Stug are extremely detailed.
They seem a little too advanced for me. But, I got to take the leap sometime.
I think these figuers are going to be a lot of fun.
Since none of my bonding agents do not work very very I have ordered some epoxy from Bob Smith Industries.

I tried to get some detailed shots of these figures.

 

[Pantherman]

The winter Stug crew is just about ready to "mount up". All that I think is left is shadowing and matte finish.
This was the first time I have put eyebrows on figures. It's also the first time I recieved 3-D printed figures. There is so much detail. I was even able to paint the insignias on the hats and belt buckles

They look great.
Pantherman

 

[Pantherman]

The soldiers for the Stug are extremely detailed.
They seem a little too advanced for me. But, I got to take the leap sometime.
I think these figuers are going to be a lot of fun.
Since none of my bonding agents do not work very very I have ordered some epoxy from Bob Smith Industries.

I tried to get some detailed shots of these figures.

Are they 1/35 ? Great detail on them.
Pantherman

 

[GaryG64]

Ok. Mounted and finished. It might be a while before they run into any comrades. But, for now they will just be on their own.
Scar has taken his leave and may not come be back.

 

[GaryG64]

Are they 1/35 ? Great detail on them.
Pantherman

Yes they do have great detail. I'm very please with this company and yes they are 1/35.

 

[GaryG64]

They look great.
Pantherman

Thank you.

 

[Pantherman]

Yes they do have great detail. I'm very please with this company and yes they are 1/35.

Nice

 

[GaryG64]

The winter crew are coming along.

 

[GaryG64]

The other figures are just about finished I just had to post this one smoking a cigarette.
I know we all work with tiny little parts, from time-to-time. This cigarette is in the top 4 smallest parts. However, this one is the most comical to me.

 

[Down Time]

The other figures are just about finished I just had to post this one smoking a cigarette.
I know we all work with tiny little parts, from time-to-time. This cigarette is in the top 4 smallest parts. However, this one is the most comical to me.

How about this guy?

 

[Down Time]

Your guys are looking fantastic, not much beats the value of adding faces to our builds.

 

[GaryG64]

Your guys are looking fantastic, not much beats the value of adding faces to our builds.

Thanks. I still need to do a wash and shading to the faces and clothing.

 

[Pantherman]

The other figures are just about finished I just had to post this one smoking a cigarette.
I know we all work with tiny little parts, from time-to-time. This cigarette is in the top 4 smallest parts. However, this one is the most comical to me.

Loving the cigarette....Nice touch.
Pantherman

 

[GaryG64]

This is the proposed setting.

 

[Down Time]

Love it, inspiring, working on a display base for my Sherman, it will still pale in comparison to what you have going on!!!

 

[Eagle-1]

Ok, might as well say "Hi"!

Hi!

Not a great big armor fella, but that has nothing to do with recognizing good model building.

Like what we're looking at here.

Oh yeah, did I say "Hello"?



Rob.

 

[GaryG64]

Love it, inspiring, working on a display base for my Sherman, it will still pale in comparison to what you have going on!!!

I am still such a novice and have so much to learn and will continue to learn. I've only done 3 dioramas and each one is new to me as I have never done the scene I have proposed.
My next one will be set in North Africa WWII a desert scene.

Thanks for the inspirational words.