Excellent painting Iceman. You have a very effective and unique style which is no small feat. I'm sure this is the product of years of dedicated work.
Cheers,
Bessiere
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Thanks guys for the kind comments !
here is the building, on right side stones "brand new", on left side "aged"
and step by step inclusion in the diorama
then the first parts of the diorama, I hope to finish all by the end of the year
Merry Christmas !!!
here is the building, on right side stones "brand new", on left side "aged"
and step by step inclusion in the diorama
then the first parts of the diorama, I hope to finish all by the end of the year
Merry Christmas !!!
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Very impressive progress Iceman 1964 (that's actually my year of birth, also your?)
The civilians look very good. I wish Strelets would come up with more civilians 16 and early 17 century in the frame of their WSS range.
The tower and actually the whole scene has some "romantic" feel to it.
Cheers
Michael
... and Merry Christmas
The civilians look very good. I wish Strelets would come up with more civilians 16 and early 17 century in the frame of their WSS range.
The tower and actually the whole scene has some "romantic" feel to it.
Cheers
Michael
... and Merry Christmas
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The diorama gets better and better as you add more elements to it, Iceman1964. Go on with it! 
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The method of painting and superb standard of the same really, in my opinion suits the ‘feel’ of the period.
The drab civilian clothes, the misery of the time and those wonderful eyes ( congratulations) are really reflected well.
Best wishes,
Chris
The drab civilian clothes, the misery of the time and those wonderful eyes ( congratulations) are really reflected well.
Best wishes,
Chris
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Very impressive indeed. I am looking forward to see the whole scene. What did you use for the plants?
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Thanks all of you !
Robert, yes we are same age, 1964, the last year of the baby boomers
Mabo, the high tree is bought (product for train dioramas), the bush and the creepers are a mix of lichens and moss, glued with vinilic and painted with acrilics.
Robert, yes we are same age, 1964, the last year of the baby boomers
Mabo, the high tree is bought (product for train dioramas), the bush and the creepers are a mix of lichens and moss, glued with vinilic and painted with acrilics.
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Iceman1964 wrote:Thanks all of you !
Robert, yes we are same age, 1964, the last year of the baby boomers
Mabo, the high tree is bought (product for train dioramas), the bush and the creepers are a mix of lichens and moss, glued with vinilic and painted with acrilics.
Gunnar and I are also from 1964! Now we can play cards!
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Iceman1964 wrote:...Robert, yes we are same age, 1964, the last year of the baby boomers
Peter wrote:Gunnar and I are also from 1964! Now we can play cards!
I'm also a baby boomer, but a little older than you, I'm from the fantastic vintage of 1962.
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