Hi Ya’ll
Here is my diorama being built for my “parts box Sherman”. There will eventually be a German MG nest on the rise in the corner and some GIs ducked behind the wall. The Sherman still needs some weathering to the tracks, but not till I complete the diorama so they match. Thats supposed to be a plowed field in the corner. The grass is a combination of static grass and spices.
God Bless
Kenneth
it looks great whats the Tank make? is it a mix of Tamiya and Italeri?
i like the colour of it all
lookin’ good
From the post months ago about the tank itself…
God Bless
Kenneth
wow that looks good! I’m asuming that the mg nest is abandoned? That field looks like its been harrowed, not plowed though. looks like a field anyways [:)] I like your grass! did you sculpt the wall and rubble yourself?
Looks great, Kenneth! The ground is very realistic too!
Very nice Ken. Thanks for sharing the picture with us.
mark956
Very nice Kenneth, I like the base and the weathering. Nice job on tying down the gear also. Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait tto see the end result.
…that star , tells the enemy…if you dont hit me on the first shot, your not gonna be around to get off a second…jeffl
That stars position is kinda funny, although I am sure its in the right location. It almost shouts “shoot me here” cause its between 2 areas of extra armor:-) Wll done so far sir, be glad to see the final results.
That really is good, could you share any secrets with me, like how to do the grass??? I’m still trying to figure that one out lol
Coming along nicely Kenneth … look forward to seeing further progress.
Man a Johnny Cash special “One piece at a time” Looking forward toseeing in finished
Looking good Ken!
Well done so far. Looking forward to the finished item
Looking good Kenneth. Look forward to seeing it done.
Looks great, Kenneth!
Especially, the weathering to the tracks is very cool, I love your Sherman very much!
Norio
Looks great. Everything is just in harmony.
Good job.
Great job Kenneth,
You’ve aged that very well. Great dusty appearence
Very nice, Kenneth! Very convincing groundwork.