This was a gag based on a comment by Build22 in regards to my turning towards 1/72 Armor.
They’re 1/285 in a pint bottle with tow links.
I thought I’d share it with the crowd…
Now do that standing on your head and I’ll be impressed… [:P]
Very nice representation of a very small scale subject ausf! Now clear that desk and get ready for the T34 monster lurking in your closet. [:O)]
hey! i was jokeing with shermanfirefly about tanks in a bottle a few weeks ago, although i was talking about using 1/144 tanks. those things are tiny, great job!
You actually built those? WOW, I couldn’t imagine building 1/285 let alone 1/72, Good Job!
You’d be surprised with the detail and number of subjects there are in 1/285 scale.
Nice paint on them little kits.
G
Funny, but clever dio Ausf.
All’s I did was paint 'em and place 'em. I originally ordered them for my kids thinking they would be styrene but they’re pewter and contain lead. So giving them to a 3 and 5 year old is out, bottle in.
As Gderue mentioned, the detail on these are amazing, smoke greandes, fuel caps, tow cables, exhausts, tools…pretty cool stuff.
[:D] nice work Ausf, but way too small for me.i have trouble with 1;35 [:D]
gdarwin[roy]
OMG![:O] So tiny! How did you get them in the bottle?
Thats a very unique idea. Very cool.
thanks for sharing.
Great jod,but arn’t you worried that that ship modelers are going to be upset for taking there ideal a little to far?Digger
Gives new meaning to braile scale. Are the tracks individual link?
can you take a photo of 1 of these with a coin next to it so that i can guage how small they are?? 1/144 is too small!! there pretty scary!!
Dave
no wonder they call it “Mad Tiger Day”
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[(-D] Nutter! [(-D]
I can imagine you giggling to yourself as you did that one Ausf.
Nice work, too!
Very original idea. Will make a great conversation piece for any collection. semper fi, mike
…going…blind…can’t…focus…
Amazing work. How do you people do this stuff is beyond me…
geez. wow. incredible.
need i go on.
joe