That is an absolutely superb example of the modellers art Wabble.
Simple and Small
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Fantastic Richard good choice with 3rd armored not a lot of people represent them.
My jaw is on the floor. Wow!
Totally agree. Very clever idea.
Keeps getting better.
That is just so lifelike. Every part, just amazing detail and sense of realism. I actually feel like ripping off a piece of his bread. Richard you really do take it to another level.
Wowser Wabble!!! Really incredible idea and execution!!! It seems those trips into the jungle for a smoke, has paid off in spades Richard...Absolutely mind blowing detail!!!
Prost
Allen
Prost
Allen
Not enough superlatives - that is just blooming awesome.
Absolutely brilliant Wabble.
Fabulous, just love it - totally believable. And the painting of his fatigues is just, mwah! (chef's kiss).
Simply awesome Richard , as the title says -simple , yet supremely detailed and composed . You must be pleased with the final result , its a show winner for sure , cheers tony
Apologies for not replying earlier guys, last minute preparations and finishing got in the way.
Stay posted as there will be good news
Cheers,
Wabble
Ha ha 35 is enough for me John, glad you like mine unfortunately will not trade.
Thank you Stefan, in the last two days I was amongst the best and felt humbled.
Thank you Scottie.
Thanks. It's a surprised to me too Greg but I guess many builds didn't have unit markings on their figures.
We wore bibs at the show to collect dripping saliva at the show when viewing the figure section, Andy.
Jim, sometimes it's easier to build from a simple idea without too much thinking.
I'm glad it did Lee.
Thank you Neil, there were more superlatives in Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Malay, Indonesian, Siamese, Vietnamese and even Lebanese.
Thank you Doug, the bread was fun to make and paint...I wouldn't rip it as it was a former teller mine.
Clean jungle air must have cleared my head to visualise the dio, Allen. It was only a matter of gathering the items needed. The hardest was locating the radio set from my stash. Thanks.
Arnold, as I replied to Neil there were more in different languages at the show. I found that awesome, most appreciated were from the judges and humbly accepted.
Thank you Garry.
Thank you so much Paul, acrylics have been a game changer for me in painting figures.
Yes and thanks John, the pigeons were the icing on the cake and basically completes the story.
Thank you Tony , yes I am pleased and I did achieve my goal.
Stay posted as there will be good news
Cheers,
Wabble
I got a gold for my effort with Bombs Away. The Belvedere got a bronze.
I had to go up on stage a few times for the accompanying awards for favourite by Korean and Taiwan build groups.
Group shot with judges...
Together with club members who won...
Will post the jaw dropping displays after this.
Cheers,
Wabble
I had to go up on stage a few times for the accompanying awards for favourite by Korean and Taiwan build groups.
Group shot with judges...
Together with club members who won...
Will post the jaw dropping displays after this.
Cheers,
Wabble
So very well deserved. Congratulations on the awards and recognition of your amazing work.
Doug
Doug
Awards well merited, absolutely stunning.
A massive well done absolutely thoroughly deserved.
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