this was my first armor model ever!
the M-36 in 1/35
the overall view
duhhhh what is this? bang!
the back
the inside details
the tracks and bogies— in the sunset
Enjoy!
all comments are welcome!
looking good there mate. I really need to build some allied armour. Ive been thinking about getting that kit
Dave
Looks good.
looks great!! take the model and photograph it outside, i too took my pictures with a desk lamp![:D][:D]
Pretty good
Dude you need to slow down with that camera and snap some good shots! Try not moving the camera, and take some clear shots so we can dig on this bad boy!
Steve
Best to take pics outside in natural light. Try getting something to rest the camera on to steady it, tripod is best, but a stool will work too. Also, use the macro setting (allows in-focus close up shots), no flash, and the timer will allow it to stabalize before the shutter click as well.
Another note, it is an M-36 Jackson Tank Destroyer, not an M-35.
Fixed.
my camera is a 20dollar cheap one.
i’ve tried the stool thingy but doesn’t work.
dang it![BH]
You need to get a better camera then. You get what you pay for. Cheap camera = poor pics.
yep! you got that right!
hopefully, my parents will get a digicam intime for my award cerimony, and then after that, I can use it!
That is a shame about the camera, for it looks like a good build, just can’t appreciate it properly.
jinithith2,
Curse these old eyes. Between my eyes and your camera (and I’m not saying which is worse) I just can’t be sure what I’m seeing. Does look as if you’ve done a good job. My only suggestion would be to apply a bit of weathering.
Joe
thanks guys.
the weathering was mostly done on the lower parts, as it was my first time that I weathered, but OK!
Good first try. Looks alot better than my first build.
naw, it can’t be worse.
[:D] apart from too much light in the pics your kit looks realy good.[:D]
Hmmm,M36 crash’s the Last Supper,maybe the bright light could be from. . . . . .