Preparing for a fight (1 Viewer)

[sammy719]

A few FJ's and SS dig in for a fight in the Normandy countryside.






U.S. Forces push the attack towards the Germans.

 

[TomNT]

Excellent Sam and I like how you have covered the bases.

Tom

 

[sammy719]

Excellent Sam and I like how you have covered the bases.

Tom

Thanks Tom, I went to our local hobby store and picked up some ground works and fillers to help hide the bases as best I could without looking bulky, but the best thing I fixed all those ugly seams in the diorama where each section connects, now it flows evenly without the seams showing, there is a better overhead pic of it in the TM Terrain section.

 

[Oberstinhaber]

Thanks Tom, I went to our local hobby store and picked up some ground works and fillers to help hide the bases as best I could without looking bulky, but the best thing I fixed all those ugly seams in the diorama where each section connects, now it flows evenly without the seams showing, there is a better overhead pic of it in the TM Terrain section.

Sammy,

May I make a suggestion. When next at the Hobby Store (or $Dollar Shop) get a variety of soft brushes. Brushing allows you to blend the fillers evenly over the bases. It's so easy, you will only need a few practice runs.

Hardware shops (Builder's Yards) and Plant Nurserys sell a variety of sands, gravels, stones, fillers at reasonable prices.

Happy Collecting

Oberstinhaber

 

[sammy719]

Sammy,

May I make a suggestion. When next at the Hobby Store (or $Dollar Shop) get a variety of soft brushes. Brushing allows you to blend the fillers evenly over the bases. It's so easy, you will only need a few practice runs.

Hardware shops (Builder's Yards) and Plant Nurserys sell a variety of sands, gravels, stones, fillers at reasonable prices.

Happy Collecting

Oberstinhaber

Thanks Mate, that is a great suggestion, I have to make a stop there this week and will grab a few.