Relax!

[Proud Kraut]

I love to look at all these models here. Long long time ago I built a couple of models myself, far away from reaching those skills displayed here all the time.

Anyway, watching your models motivated me to go through some boxes on the attic, where my model kits are stored for more than 20 years now. Nothing special at all and nothing so well made being worth to be posted here.

Finally I came across this small VERLINDEN diorama that I wanted to post nevertheless. I just like the motive, hope you enjoy it also.

 

Lars

[Proud Kraut]

Figure with different head.

[FightenIrish35]

Figure with different head.

 

 

Very cool...im starting to really enjoy these type of models!! :thumbsup:

[Mike Force]

Nice job with good details :thumbsup:

 

Mike

[Jeeper704]

I still have these two ...

 

 

 

Nowhere near the great ones shown here, but I like 'em.

 

Erwin

[Philip]

Looks awesome, Lars! Well done! :bravo:

[Justin]

I love it, looks great!, one question, why does a Vietnam Marine have a musette bag? lol

[Old Marine]

Nice Vignettes, I like little models like that. Nicely done.

 

Dennis

[Proud Kraut]

Thank you all for your kind comments!

Going thru the boxes I noticed, that many of the decals were resolved from the models meanwhile. I remember that working with these decals was one of my main problems in the "construction phase" too. When weathering a tank the outline of the decals remain shiny or they solved from the model completely. Any good advices conserning these decals?

[Jeeper704]

Verlinden dry transfers seem to be good.

 

Erwin

[Teamski]

Sweet job, Lars!

 

-Ski

[korea drab]

Archer has a great selection of dry transfers!

Also cutting decals on the contour and aplying varnish is a must for avoiding that awfull detail on decals.

http://www.archertransfers.com/

Karl

[Proud Kraut]

Thank you very much guys! Will try the dry transfer decals.

 

Lars