Going back 1944 (1 Viewer)

[debrito]

After disaster the Wehrmacht is now going back to the borders of the Vaterland, the Great Reich is now shrinking.

For better view go on the my free space
http://handmadehistory.spaces.live.com/?lc=3084

Cheers

 

[Currahee Chris]

This is my favorite pic of yours Rodrigo- love the King Tiger there leading the armor column- that is kind of how I hope to do my Normandy setup someday- the table really comes to life with a cool German armor column.

 

[debrito]

This is my favorite pic of yours Rodrigo- love the King Tiger there leading the armor column- that is kind of how I hope to do my Normandy setup someday- the table really comes to life with a cool German armor column.

Hello CC,

I tried to mix 1/30 scales with 1/35, this why I decided to put the King Tiger on the front. So, I have the King II and the PUMA from K&C and the EMIL 120mm and the Halftrack from TAMIYA plastic 1/35 scale.

I'm glad you liked.

Cheers my friend.

Rod.

 

[redhugh]

the different scales go great together

 

[Harrytheheid]

the different scales go great together

That's what I've always maintained RH.
If you put a true 1/30 figure next to a true 1/35 vehicle (or vice versa) then that's when the difference in scale howls at you. However, if you arrange your vehicles sensibly like Rod has done, then of course you can mix 1/30, 1/32 and 1/35.
In my wee opinion.
Cheers
H

 

[desk11desk12]

That's what I've always maintained RH.
If you put a true 1/30 figure next to a true 1/35 vehicle (or vice versa) then that's when the difference in scale howls at you. However, if you arrange your vehicles sensibly like Rod has done, then of course you can mix 1/30, 1/32 and 1/35.
In my wee opinion.
Cheers
H

Yup! I've been doing it for years. Thank heavens I'm not a perfectionist when it comes to that.

I'll mix 1/32 with 1/30 and 1/32 with 1/35 but I agree with H never 1/35 with 1/30 for obvious reasons.

Carlos