1/35 Dragon "Falshirmjaeger Tank Hunters"

[gerry7944]

This is a small vignette using Dragon figures depicting the desperate days in the bocage as the German troops try to defend against the allies after D Day.

I have used Vallejo model paints on the figures and the base is an old picture frame.

Cheers

Gerry

[Bluefalchion]

Great job. Love the details on the straps, packs, buckles, belts etc. I also dig the camo patterns, and you do a great job with the scenery and faces.

[C M Dodson]

Hi Gerry, fantastic as usual and certainly setting the bar.

If I may respectfully suggest that the arm joins would benefit from a little light filling?

I personally like to use natural materials for scenery. I am not sure how Guagemaster products would look in 1/35 but it certainly works in 20 mm.

Best wishes, as always.

Chris

[gerry7944]

Great job. Love the details on the straps, packs, buckles, belts etc. I also dig the camo patterns, and you do a great job with the scenery and faces.

Bluefalchion

Thanks for that.

Much appreciated.

Cheers

Gerry

[gerry7944]

Hi Gerry, fantastic as usual and certainly setting the bar.

If I may respectfully suggest that the arm joins would benefit from a little light filling?

I personally like to use natural materials for scenery. I am not sure how Guagemaster products would look in 1/35 but it certainly works in 20 mm.

Best wishes, as always.

Chris

Chris

Thanks for that.

Much appreciated.

This was one of my first dios after getting back into the hobby.

I was a bit lazy then and did not fill or sand joints which I should have done.

I too will use natural products but sometimes the problem is getting them into scale which I find a bit easier using synthetic products.

Cheers

Gerry

[Hellboy]

Hi Gerry, a great work from you - as always !!!! The diorama radiates a real tension! Incredible!!!!
What fascinates me is the many pieces of equipment of the soldiers. Soooooo..... many details. What a pleasure to look at !!!

[gerry7944]

Hi Gerry, a great work from you - as always !!!! The diorama radiates a real tension! Incredible!!!!
What fascinates me is the many pieces of equipment of the soldiers. Soooooo..... many details. What a pleasure to look at !!!

Hellboy

Thanks for that.

Your comments are very much appreciated.

Cheers

Gerry