1/72 Pz.kpfw VIII Maus - Germany 1946
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All i can say is "WOW"!!
I`ve missed this completely until now Greg.... and so pleased i`ve discovered it!
It`s a subject that has always had my interest,(mainly because of it`s absurd size i suspect!!
),and your rendition is looking spot on!
Also,your Scratch Dio building is so clean looking it`s just unfair on the rest of us mate!!
....
All in all,a cracking piece of work so far,and i look forward to following the rest of your progress!
Andy
I`ve missed this completely until now Greg.... and so pleased i`ve discovered it!
It`s a subject that has always had my interest,(mainly because of it`s absurd size i suspect!!
),and your rendition is looking spot on!Also,your Scratch Dio building is so clean looking it`s just unfair on the rest of us mate!!
....All in all,a cracking piece of work so far,and i look forward to following the rest of your progress!
Andy
scottie3158
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Hi Greg,
Nice work so far. Apologies if I missed it earlier but what did you use to take the moulds of the boxes?
Nice work so far. Apologies if I missed it earlier but what did you use to take the moulds of the boxes?
Greg_147
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Thank you all, it's starting to come together. Urban rubble has always been a challenge for me; at the moment I'm trying to get a base layer of scenic scatter and shredded cork chunks. Once painted hopefully I can apply some larger pieces of debris to tie it together, but at 1/72 scale it's very difficult to get things that look like individual bricks.
Paul, the molds I use are a product called 'Blue Stuff'. They come in sticks, and you soften them with boiling water to make a mold. Then I use milliput for the actual casting. Very handy for this scale, where decent accessories are hard to come by!
Paul, the molds I use are a product called 'Blue Stuff'. They come in sticks, and you soften them with boiling water to make a mold. Then I use milliput for the actual casting. Very handy for this scale, where decent accessories are hard to come by!
