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Iraq ! It's a tough job but someone's got to do it !

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Nice little project this was , all wrong of course but to do it in scale on this base would of ment one figure and a lot of empty space


The hut is polystyrene with a coffee stirrer framed roof with corrugated card roof panels just slapped on and bent in places to show an unskilled job , the base is made out of fine and course ballast then cited in baking powder to soften the edges


The figures , bomb disposal are meng and the troop is tamiya but I think they are a rebox of Master Box as that's on the box they came in


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I like it!


All wrong? Nuts, nothing wrong with this.


A great little diorama....


Alan, I see you kept your missus happy putting the chicken in the frame! ;)
 
Scale wise, it has to be or you end up with a dio that's three foot square lol. Like it, the soldier in the building has that worried uncertain look and pose. Good work, if it goes up fried chicken for dinner.


Si:)
 
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Cheers guys how do you think I whent with that soldiers camo ?
Came out rather nice actually, doing camo on clothing can be difficult, too heavy handed or too big but it looks like you have nailed it.


Si:)
 
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Came out rather nice actually, doing camo on clothing can be difficult, too heavy handed or too big but it looks like you have nailed it.
Si:)
Cheers mate it was very blotchy at first so I gave it a dry brush of the original colour to break it up looks like it worked :)
 
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Thank you Polux im glad you like it :)


I have forgot one thing , there were supposed to be visors for the BD guys but there were none in the box or I didn't see them when I opened the box to have a look on Saturday and they fell out without me knowing
 
Good stuff Al, I've got the eod guys, let's hope I can do as good as job as you did!


Great work!


Lee :)
 
Great job Alan,


Love the story, it's telling, something new and those eod guy's are looking great. The house came out great as well good job on the roof.


If I may make a careful suggestion to your eod guy's, i would put some dust on the boots because Irak is very dusty and they look so clean.


Really like it.


Cheers Rihi
 
Cammo looks fine Alan.


No visors? No problem....The lads have de-fused the bomb, and are that hacked off working in the intense heat, they have decided it's safe to remove them....sorted!
 
i like it Alan,and the building and roof look fine to me,like the tin ,how its not all in place as it


would be,


think your done a great job the figures are good and i like how you have painted the chickens, ;)
 
Thats great...... I love something thats a bit different from the norm.... It has that "real" feel to it.... And its got chickens:)
 
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Cheers guys and gal I'm pleased you like it :)


I new I'd forget something, I put dust on two and forget one :D
 
Wonderful dio Alan, great stuff mate! Great base and also the chicken added realism
 
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