discussion IT'S A LOVELY DAY FOR A WAR, IDN'T GUVNA!

[grumpa]

 

[Mini Me]

Nice dio Jim, what scale is it?
Rick H.

 

[SimonT]

35th Rick

Funny looking M109 Jim :smiling:

 

[Steve Jones]

Nicely done Jim. Which makers did the whippet and figures please?

 

[Guest]

Great work all round Jim :smiling3:.

 

[papa 695]

Cracking work Jim

 

[grumpa]

Nicely done Jim. Which makers did the whippet and figures please?

Thanks Steve, Whippet is The old Emhar kit and figures are Tamiya WW1 infantry

 

[grumpa]

35th Rick

Funny looking M109 Jim :smiling:

M109?

 

[spanner570]

Very nice Jim. The stone wall and vegetation looks great.
I like the Officer hiding behind the lump of steel direction 'Traffic'!

Great build.
Ron

 

[minitnkr]

Very well done. PaulE

 

[grumpa]

Very nice Jim. The stone wall and vegetation looks great.
I like the Officer hiding behind the lump of steel direction 'Traffic'!

Great build.
Ron

Thanks so much Ron, an officer will always rise to his proper place, much like the slime on the surface of a pond.:smiling5:

 

[SimonT]

:smiling5: You’ve been at the parts bin again Jim

Random decals which are I believe from a modern British army M109A1 self propelled gun by Italeri that got my attention


Like the base and wall - scratch built?

 

[scottie3158]

Jim,
Top work Sir.

 

[Guest]

Amazing detail, cracking job!

 

[Jim R]

Hi Jim
Another great dio.
Jim

 

[flyjoe180]

Well done Jim, nicely posed. The wall and foliage are particularly well done.

 

[grumpa]

Well done Jim, nicely posed. The wall and foliage are particularly well done.

Thanks Joe, had fun with wall and base, all scratched up of coarse from 1/4" foam board.
Flowering vines are some dried weed tops from the gardens painted with craft acrylics.