scotties KFZ 70 and 7.62cm F.K39(r)
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I couldn't agree more Lee
,I'd missed this until now,and am so glad I caught it this time around..... A joy to look at Scottie, cracking job mate
Andy
scottie3158
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Andy,I couldn't agree more Lee
I'd missed this until now,and am so glad I caught it this time around..... A joy to look at Scottie, cracking job mate
Andy
Your to kind mate thank you.
scottie3158
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You will be pleased to know this is definitely the last pictures. I really do need to practice my figures but in my defence they were not the best detailed and really struggled to try and work out the mouldings on the faces. But following the 20 meter rule here it is.
cheers
Scottie
cheers
Scottie
Thank you for the compliment Paul. 
Adding snow is not as easy as it looks, scale being one important factor. As you know I use Precision Ice and Snow, now unless you plan to do several if not more snow scenes its not cheap. Doing several layers with hair spray or mount spray in between and doing it at an angle to represent driven snow is one method.
Your addition of the baking powder has certainly brought it into scale and the amount you have used looks good. Achieving a natural look as you have done, so top marks.
Adding snow is not as easy as it looks, scale being one important factor. As you know I use Precision Ice and Snow, now unless you plan to do several if not more snow scenes its not cheap. Doing several layers with hair spray or mount spray in between and doing it at an angle to represent driven snow is one method.
Your addition of the baking powder has certainly brought it into scale and the amount you have used looks good. Achieving a natural look as you have done, so top marks.
Looks great Paul. I can taste the cold and misery from here 
Neil Merryweather
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what they said, Paul.
I think your figures look great, mate- nothing to be ashamed of at all!
I think your figures look great, mate- nothing to be ashamed of at all!
Definitely looks cold. Figure placement/poses IMHO is perfect. Outstanding. PaulE
scottie3158
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Cheers John,Thank you for the compliment Paul.
Adding snow is not as easy as it looks, scale being one important factor. As you know I use Precision Ice and Snow, now unless you plan to do several if not more snow scenes its not cheap. Doing several layers with hair spray or mount spray in between and doing it at an angle to represent driven snow is one method.
Your addition of the baking powder has certainly brought it into scale and the amount you have used looks good. Achieving a natural look as you have done, so top marks.
I think it was me more than the product, not giving it time to dry between layers so ended up with clumps.
Cheers Gerry they can only get better the more I do.
Thanks Rik cheque left in the normal place.
Cheers Tim, very knid of you to say.Looks great Paul. I can taste the cold and misery from here
Neil, thanks mate but you haven's seen the faces lol.
Paul, Thank you very much indeed.
scottie3158
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Thanks mate if it looks good to you then that will do me.