Battle of the Bulge 1944-45 (4 Viewers)

[WesternOutlaw]

Always incredible! I just can't believe how realistic all of your images look, Frank. I aspire to capture images of my collection as you do.

{bravo}}

 

[Htet]

They are very good looking Frank. Thanks for sharing. Do you have the photo for FL Panther?

 

[Vezzolf]

Again....Simply the Best.:salute::

 

[Mike97]

I always look forward to your new pictures--and creativity

 

[fmethorst]

Thanks guys. Much appreciated.

A Sturmtiger from Sturm-Mörser-Kp.1001 advances during the opening stages of the battle of the Bulge. This unit was attached to LXVII Corps.










I've released a couple self published picture books:

World War II in Miniature, Volume 1 (soft cover and PDF versions)
http://www.blurb.com/b/8686173-world-war-ii-in-miniature

World War II in Miniature, Collector's Edition, Volume 1 (large format hard cover with lay flat pages)
http://www.blurb.com/b/8628287-world-war-ii-in-miniature-collector-s-edition

If interested look for coupons (usually 25-40% off) prior to ordering.

 

[fmethorst]

I finally assembled all the items for this scene.

 

[villagehorse]

Amazing how many riders can be positioned on board. Makes for a realistic scene. As usual your terrain and backdrop are supberb. Robin.

 

[Mike97]

Brilliant Work, simply brilliant ! :salute::

 

[Andanna]

Great photos & great models. Well done, Frank. The investment paid off.

I wonder whether your transitioning from very clean to gritty models/photography influenced Matt's transition from very clean AFVs to weathered models. I would guess that there is some cross-fertilization.

 

[wayne556517]

Superb Frank always a pleasure to view your work

 

[29 Let's Go]

Frank,
Just outstanding, real works of art.
Steve

 

[Peiper007]

Looks Great, anyone know the cost for the tank and the figures?

 

[lancer]

Simply brilliant. The whole sequence of shots just look so real. -- Al

 

[katana]

Frank who made the Sturmtiger? The colors are excellent! Great photography and settings. Sublime IMO.

Thanks guys. Much appreciated.

A Sturmtiger from Sturm-Mörser-Kp.1001 advances during the opening stages of the battle of the Bulge. This unit was attached to LXVII Corps.










I've released a couple self published picture books:

World War II in Miniature, Volume 1 (soft cover and PDF versions)
http://www.blurb.com/b/8686173-world-war-ii-in-miniature

World War II in Miniature, Collector's Edition, Volume 1 (large format hard cover with lay flat pages)
http://www.blurb.com/b/8628287-world-war-ii-in-miniature-collector-s-edition

If interested look for coupons (usually 25-40% off) prior to ordering.

 

[Mike97]

Is it a repaint of a NMA vehicle (and an awesome repaint/detailing job if it is) ?

 

[ccdc11]

That is a large group of tank riders, talk about adding realism to a scene. The matt is out of this world.

 

[lancer]

The Sturmtiger is a very rare bird. It is one of the few (less than 10, if memory serves) Honour Bound Sturms that got made. -- Al

 

[fmethorst]

Thanks for the positive comments guys.

As noted the Sturmtiger is the super rare Honour Bound Gold Series.

 

[sammy719]

About as good as it gets...simply beautiful work Frank.

 

[Mike97]

Thanks for the positive comments guys.

As noted the Sturmtiger is the super rare Honour Bound Gold Series.

Oh Duh, HB....It's an awesome piece, Honour Bound made such great vehicles.