Hi Guys,
I have posted the finished vignette under completed dioramas...

Now here is the WIP inspired by what I've seen in the movie Where Eagles Dare. The characters are not accurately depicted but just wanted a scene reminiscent of it. It's two saboteurs escaping after a successful mission. They're riding in tandem on a motorbike. The setting will be in winter. Much of the work will be done in modifying and scratching the two figures. The base figure is from the Tamiya German Motorcycle Orderly set. I had already assembled it so will need to break it down again...

The rider will become the back seater and I will have to scratch the new rider in a more dramatic pose of riding. I will use this head and redoing the goggles configuration and making him wear it instead and cut off the peak flap and make a new one flat against his forehead from the wind gust. This will be done with putty later with straps added.

The riding pose was a challenge using paper clip armatures. In hindsight I should have use more pliable wire. Satisfied with that I worked on the back seater cutting and twisting his body arms and legs. Putty will smoothen the joints and folds out later.

More later as I progressed...
Cheers,
Richard aka Wabble
I have posted the finished vignette under completed dioramas...

Now here is the WIP inspired by what I've seen in the movie Where Eagles Dare. The characters are not accurately depicted but just wanted a scene reminiscent of it. It's two saboteurs escaping after a successful mission. They're riding in tandem on a motorbike. The setting will be in winter. Much of the work will be done in modifying and scratching the two figures. The base figure is from the Tamiya German Motorcycle Orderly set. I had already assembled it so will need to break it down again...

The rider will become the back seater and I will have to scratch the new rider in a more dramatic pose of riding. I will use this head and redoing the goggles configuration and making him wear it instead and cut off the peak flap and make a new one flat against his forehead from the wind gust. This will be done with putty later with straps added.

The riding pose was a challenge using paper clip armatures. In hindsight I should have use more pliable wire. Satisfied with that I worked on the back seater cutting and twisting his body arms and legs. Putty will smoothen the joints and folds out later.

More later as I progressed...
Cheers,
Richard aka Wabble
