And it was me.[;)]
I have crossed to line from base to dio and posted the finished item OVER HERE.
nyah nyah nyah… made ya look[:P]
This is just great man; the bonus is that it’s SO small… !http://i438.photobucket.com/albums/qq106/Selina_catz/emoticons/axe_to_grind.giftoo bad they didn’t give you a better axe to grind.
Time and time again you manage to scale the weathering accurately to the size. With all the detail you can pack into 1/72, I know 1/35 will repeatedly be a treat.
I always look forward to your submissions here.
!http://www.orrp.com/smf/Smileys/orrp/1-picture6.gifDon’t kick yourself about the figures. I think they look just fine, I mean after all (good grief) they’re 1/72 . And yes, 1/35 is easier.
What a wonderful contribution to the forum.
LMAO…you mean someone in here BESIDES ME crossed the line???
Nice one Marc, seems to be getting progressively busier on the micro sized piece of real estate you built [:D]
Julian
Excellent work Marc, I like the reworked arrangement and have to keep reminding myself it’s 1/72! [tup] [tup]
Marc one of these days you’ll go blind playing with 1/72 scale models[:P]
One more reason to go blind[:-^]
So what you going to train a seeing eye model building dog or something.[:-^]
WELLLLLLLL,
'ya better think about that.
!http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee77/Locus211/DOGS/dog-13.jpg
Good Lord, I didn’t realize that this was Braile Scale until I read through the post more carefully. Congrats on a BIG achievement in Small Scale.
Rick
Very well done! Amazing details for that scale!
Thnaks for the comments guys.
Yikes, I meant something else that can “Make you go blind”