discussion Fist of War

[Guest]

Clearly not in the same league as most of the work posted in here, but this was a quick fun piece to try out a few new things.

Based on a couple of Model Collect Fist of War 1/72 kits, with the "tank" being pretty sizeable for the scale.

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[scottie3158]

Andy,
Now that is something different. Nicely done.

 

[Jason Crausby]

Get in!...

 

[Steve Jones]

Thats fantastic work Andy. Very impressive. Like the contrast in colour on the legs. Great to see large v small. Lots of action on the dio as well. You are really excelling yourself on each of your builds.

 

[Si Benson]

Very nice Andy,

I really like the weathering and paintwork on the models and the undulating base complete with water is superb :thumb2:

 

[Jim R]

Hi Andy
Something different. Well thought out and nicely done.
Jim

 

[boatman]

HI Andy now that's something different I like all the contrast colours exscuse me but is this a future tank ? but nicely done
chris

 

[Guest]

Thanks a lot guys, I really appreciate your comments, especially given how quickly I put it together.

The little mechs were still on the sprue this morning. I'd planned to add some bushes & trees but they didn't look right, so knocked those together instead. They look quite green in the pictures but are actually German grey, highlighted with a few different shades in practice for the Stug GB.

Chris, just a flight of fancy or "what if" kind of thing, part of a series by Model Collect called Fist of War.

 

[BattleshipBob]

Bugger all wrong with a interesting subject!

 

[Guest]

Cheers Bob

 

[papa 695]

Great work Andy.

 

[Peter Gillson]

Looks good to me, a nice fun subject.

Peter

 

[rtfoe]

Nicely done Andy , the water can't be your first try at resin but if it is it's well done as the ripples are to scale. That one off color leg really shows some good weathering and so is the build up of dirt on the leg base. :thumb2:

Cheers,
Richard

 

[minitnkr]

Like the animation ( legs & water). The finishes are up to your excellent stds. Compo's cool too. PaulE

 

[Guest]

Thank you all for the kind words.

Richard - it's my second try with resin, although it was a bit of a rush job and only poured about 8 hours before these pictures. A hairdryer helped firm it up and some gloss structure gel was used for the ripples.

I ended up finishing this off much more quickly than I'd intended as I decided it was time to clear the bench and get on with reorganising my shed that I've been talking about for ages. After coming in to my brush cleaning pot frozen solid I thought I'd better at least make room for some frost proof storage for my paints and other water-based products!

 

[Mickc1440]

Nice work Andy