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I'll take some photos over the weekend and post 'em soon. I try not to build models do to the time restraint it takes because we need items pretty quick for our Battle Scene Productions diorama scenes.:wink2: I do deconstruct models which are already built and make them look damaged but not...

eyeball transfers sounds like a type of eye surgery. I've seen those eyeball transfers but was hesitate to get them because they're too small for my eyes to see! I'll post photos when I paint 'em. I repaint the FOV vehicles also and have done several, especially 21st Cent vehicles where I have...

Looks really good but the eyes are a bit too large.{eek3} I have a bunch of tankers which I will be repainting real soon. I'm not a fan of painting faces but I'm getting a little better with each mini victim I do repaint. I have a lot of FOV vehicles. Can't beat the price for the quality and...

Je suis sans voix! I love it! La meilleure création du 19e siècle jamais! J'admire vos talents beaucoup. Cordialement, Nick

"They aren't bad" :( They are great vehicles IMO, loaded with detail and less expensive then the collectible vehicles. As you recall, they used to be very affordable at around 20-25 bucks a piece. I should of bought a pallet full of vehicles back then. lol. Most of my vast vehicle collection is...

BSP can never forget that detail plus a good story line is extremely important when creating an historical diorama.

Thanks for your compliments and continued support guys. Nick

Excellent diorama Mike! Superb! Nick

I have to agree, the armor weathering is superb! Definitely has the wow factor. Nice job! Nick

This is one of my favorite scenes. The section of the Pegasus bridge which was scratch made by my partner and the scratch made Cafe Gondree in the background built by me. Our one two punch is the key to our creativity in all aspects of Battle Scene Productions and we do appreciate our fans who...

I found an older photo of the same pic! lol.

I'm glad you took my advice John. Wow! It sure does look like I thought it was going to. Real and real can be. Your work is over the top as it is but adding the B&W effect to it makes your world really come to life! Awesome! Stay Well, Nick:)

John, I don't spend much time on the forums anymore. I'm more like a hit and run forum kinda guy and if I come across something special, I'll make a comment. You look great for 71! I would of never guessed, wow. I'm 55 and gaining on you. lol. If my comment to you really means a lot, by you...

Very nice of you to share this information. I always liked all of the photos which you have taken. They are all great IMO! Your talents are an inspiration to me and I bet every other builder on this planet who has seen your work. Keep up the fantastic creations. Stay well. Nick

Mitch, I bought a few tiles and found them to be too soft to work with and my artwork would crumble or break apart. How do you overcome that? ^&confuse Nick

Nice looking mat. The water is fantastic! The best to date. Nick

Painting the coat black leather was a good idea. It breaks up the green colors.

Great looking photos Mike. WOW! They do have the WOW factor. Excellent British Grenadiers! Some of the best on the market, possibly thee best! I live on the grounds where in 1778, G. Washington's soldiers had a big battle with the Brits at Monmouth, New Jersey, hence the title; The Battle Of...

This scene has a good look about it. Nice one!:)

{sm0}WOW!Those figures have been modified and they photograph very good. They look much better than the originals.