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Now wait, not to fast my friend, that black sheet may be better utilized at your girlfriends house. haha.

Wayne You have have some really nice pieces and I have certainly enjoyed your pics. especially the Opel Blitz. I am a truck guy at heart though. You got lots of views but no comments on your pictures. Just a thought, feel free to tell me to go jump in a lake, i wont mind, but try a background...

I have two Winter Tigers and it would have to be a mighty cold day in July before I'ld sell mine.

I got a little burned out from building structures and needed a little playtime and I shot a few photos to share;

Great shot and thanks for the reminder!

I guess this is politically or morally incorrect by todays standards but, how about some G.Is or Marines or German prisoners etc. sitting around having a smoke. Something that I'm sure was done alot. One guy holding out a pack, another taking a drag and maybe one guy lighting up.

Thanks for "pipping me aboard" Rex. Looking forward to seeing lots of new info on here.

Looks great George and no doubt fun setting it up etc. You always keep me inspired! Thanks!

Thank you Reb. I really appreciate it.

You sure have a way with a paint brush.

Thought I'ld mention that this is just a temporary or photo dio. I spread out some store bought "playsand" on a piece of chipboard and set up on that. I sprinkled a little (I emphasize little because of the cost of that stuff and I wasnt going to be able to reclaim it) "Woodland Scenics" grass...

Wayne- the stone chimney is made from aquarium gravels. Noli- 1/72 scale plastic is very inexpensive. Mike- I used clear hard plastic from blister packs of any kind of product packaging. Stuff that was going to get thrown away. The problem was cutting them to size then setting them down and not...

Thank you all for the kind remarks. I have been away from "Hobbying" for a while and this has provided me with some much needed inspiration. Not to mention the inspiration from all the other great works on this forum like yours Mike.

Thank you Polar bear. I appreciate the kind comment.

A couple more quick shots;

These buidings are made from coffee stirring sticks. I fnally got enough done to make a "burg". The roof of the barn was made using a sheet of prefab stuff as opposed to "stick built". Almost forgot, these are in 1/72 scale.

That is a 21st Century 1:18 scale. There are several different versions. I have the "Yellow Nose". I picked it up at Walmart a few years back during after Christmas clearance for $25. There are always some on ebay.