Dog Green. Omaha Beach, 6th June 1944
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Amazing.
Andrea, John and Paul.
Thanks for taking the time to post such nice comments about my model. :thumb2:
Cheers.
Ron
Thanks for taking the time to post such nice comments about my model. :thumb2:
Cheers.
Ron
And thank you for making a nice dio!
Pete
Nice Ron catching up too
Thanks Pete. It's good, no pressure, no worrying fun. 
Lee. I've almost given up trying to catch up with all my fellow modeller's builds. With so much flying through the pages, I'm now finding it almost impossible to do so, and as such I'm probably missing so much good stuff. They're away off the first few pages before you know it.....
Update....
I've decided to try and add a bit of action to the scene, so I've started work on wrecking the L.C. I'm using cushion stuffing left over from my Bismarck sinking dio. for the smoke resulting from a direct hit. This serves another purpose. I didn't have any L.C. crew figures, so the smoke now hides the fact!
I'm also working on a shell splash near the vessel. I'm hoping to 'Sculpt' this from a heap of clear silicone. Once dry I can build it some more and then paint the resulting pile.
Early days, but slowly getting there.....
Cheers.
Ron
Lee. I've almost given up trying to catch up with all my fellow modeller's builds. With so much flying through the pages, I'm now finding it almost impossible to do so, and as such I'm probably missing so much good stuff. They're away off the first few pages before you know it.....
Update....
I've decided to try and add a bit of action to the scene, so I've started work on wrecking the L.C. I'm using cushion stuffing left over from my Bismarck sinking dio. for the smoke resulting from a direct hit. This serves another purpose. I didn't have any L.C. crew figures, so the smoke now hides the fact!
I'm also working on a shell splash near the vessel. I'm hoping to 'Sculpt' this from a heap of clear silicone. Once dry I can build it some more and then paint the resulting pile.
Early days, but slowly getting there.....
Cheers.
Ron
Andy and Rick. Thanks for your input chaps! I'm chuffed you approve of the steady progress.
...a bit more done.
I thought I'd take a couple of colour snaps to prove I'm painting the thing.
I've added some more black paint to the smoke and skwose the cushion fibres together to try and eliminate the wayward strands.
Also, I've done me a bit more sculpting to the shell splash. I figured a lot of the round's energy would have been dissipated by impacting the sand, so I'm trying to lessen the actual spread of the explosion. It has torred up a bit of the wooden defences, so I reckon that will do for any damage. We'll see....I've also added some red sand coloured paint to the silicone to make the base of the bang look like churned up sand. Providing the paint is put on 'Straight from the bottle', it sticks just fine. Don't let anyone tell you different.
Cheers all and thanks for looking in.
Ron
...a bit more done.
I thought I'd take a couple of colour snaps to prove I'm painting the thing.
I've added some more black paint to the smoke and skwose the cushion fibres together to try and eliminate the wayward strands.
Also, I've done me a bit more sculpting to the shell splash. I figured a lot of the round's energy would have been dissipated by impacting the sand, so I'm trying to lessen the actual spread of the explosion. It has torred up a bit of the wooden defences, so I reckon that will do for any damage. We'll see....I've also added some red sand coloured paint to the silicone to make the base of the bang look like churned up sand. Providing the paint is put on 'Straight from the bottle', it sticks just fine. Don't let anyone tell you different.
Cheers all and thanks for looking in.
Ron
It is ALWAYS most interesting watching you create a scene. If there is water involved all the better.
Most excellent Sir.
Most excellent Sir.
Looking very good mate. I'm more than intrigued by your approach to creating in 3D what's in your imagination - - I love it, and thanks for making me think laterally in my model constructions!
Steve
Steve
It'll be a while before I stat thinking in 3 dimensions!! Struggling in two right now!!
Thanks chaps.
Such great posts are just the tonic I need to keep slogging on....
As usual with me and dio's, I've had me yet another idea. Using silicone, I've modelled a line of M.G. bullet impacts in the sand and watter!
Must do summat about the guy on the far right!
Using watercolours, I've also started to work on the bluffs....
Cheers.
Ron
Such great posts are just the tonic I need to keep slogging on....
As usual with me and dio's, I've had me yet another idea. Using silicone, I've modelled a line of M.G. bullet impacts in the sand and watter!
Must do summat about the guy on the far right!
Using watercolours, I've also started to work on the bluffs....
Cheers.
Ron
Excellent stuff Ron. It's already been said but I admire your ability to just "go for it". Maverick modelling!
I'm still with you here, Ron! Love the B/W pics and it just gets better and better Sir. It's also nice to read that I'm not the only one that can't keep up with all the great builds on here either.
I am a little sad, as there won't be any classic 'chucking up' in this one though.......
Prost
Allen
PS, the guy on the right could be shooting while diving to the ground. Sort of an action pose, ya know......
I am a little sad, as there won't be any classic 'chucking up' in this one though.......
Prost
Allen
PS, the guy on the right could be shooting while diving to the ground. Sort of an action pose, ya know......
Looking good as always there Ron.
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