Stalingrad!

[Lee W]

Niiiiccceee!


Lee

[Guest]

they call me reaper..... Grimm reaper!

[grumpa]

Yikes!..I just realized I misspelled title :$  can some power that be (mod) correct it for me? I don't quite know how....

[Pikeman]

Yikes!..I just realized I misspelled title :$  can some power that be (mod) correct it for me? I don't quite know how....

Don't think anybody noticed Jim

[yak face]

Great start Jim , a very powerful piece even at this stage. Top work on chopping up and re assembling the poor guy in the road , (is your second name Frankenstein by any chance?) Looking forward to seeing the next gruesome instalment , cheers tony (ps. I altered the title for you as requested )

[grumpa]

Thanks so much Tony, I appreciate your correcting my mistake  Really like this scratch building with foam board, am working on cobble stone street and it is loads of fun.


Modifying figures and creating this building front and street surface is a new and enjoyable adventure for me and only the first of many such projects to come I'm sure. I do believe smaller vignette type displays will be the way to go for me as I can concentrate on minute detail and not have to worry about filling in a vast and sweeping dio as was "Horror" Plus I do believe the Missus would also appreciate it as well. ^_^


I will have to go on Ebay soon to replenish figure stock but even the older basic figures kits are just fine as I do modify them so much that I can make them fit into any scenario I wish.


Though I have used buildings before in two much older dios they were old Verlinden plaster units, very nice indeed, but there's nothing like making your own.....Thanks again.....Jim

[grumpa]

UPDATE:::


Had to get poor Fritz to lay properly in doorway, so under the clipper he goes, still trying to figure him out, but he shall succumb to my will -_-


Did cobble roadway, first time ever, almost seems too easy, guess it looks ok 

[papa 695]

Awesome work so far Jim 

[monica]

enjoy watching this one take shape Jim,your doing a great job of it so far,


nice to see you using the foam board,and the cobbles look good as well,there never even or the very same size,


the pose on the pore guy looks great,real do like him,well done so far,

[Guest]

This is going to be yet another masterpiece Jim, excellent work on the figures why not just have rubble in the streets that way it won't detract from your figures.

[grumpa]

enjoy watching this one take shape Jim,your doing a great job of it so far,


nice to see you using the foam board,and the cobbles look good as well,there never even or the very same size,


the pose on the pore guy looks great,real do like him,well done so far,

Thanks Monica, cobbles may be a bit rough around the edges, but it is my first attempt at them I will only get better in the future I think

[grumpa]

This is going to be yet another masterpiece Jim, excellent work on the figures why not just have rubble in the streets that way it won't detract from your figures.

Thanks so much for your kind words Scott, when I previously mentioned something for the roadway, poor Heinz was what I had in mind (no vehicle) so you are spot on with your idea of just some light rubble scattered about  Don't want to clog it up and want the figures to be the main theme all the way. Will concentrate on convincing authenticity when it comes to them to the best of my abilities....we'll see what happens :/ ......just wish I had more time to work on them .............Jim

[spanner570]

Excellent scratch building, Jim.


To add to Scott's idea, how about once the rubble is layed out, run your fingers along to part the stuff to simulate tank tracks and general vehicles going through?


That way we could still see your great cobbles......


Ron

[grumpa]

Thanks so much for your kind attention Ron, I do plan to keep debris on the light side and show cobbles even though they are my first feeble attempt. The hint of vehicle tracks is a great idea. ............Jim

[Guest]

I'm Liking the look of this Jim great start.