the Tanks Roll in... (1 Viewer)

barneywomble

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It was inevitable... the thunder of diesel shaking the rubble laden street....

cheers
Marc

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I think it works better in full color rather than the adjusted saturation. I've tried that myself but never like the result. Just my opinion, of course :smile2:

Brad
 
Tanks not suited in street war fare, very prone to close attack by infantry, these tankers would be very nervous, unless all the surrounding buildings had been flushed out by the supporting ground troops first. Great use of your K&C collectables.:salute::, Robin.
 
jazzeum said:
I think it works better in full color rather than the adjusted saturation. I've tried that myself but never like the result. Just my opinion, of course :smile2:

Brad
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Yes... look to be honest I have to agree... I can appreciate trying to make a model look realistic but the other side of the coin is to show people what the model ACTUALLY looks like, in an appropriate setting.

cheers
Marc
 
villagehorse said:
Tanks not suited in street war fare, very prone to close attack by infantry, these tankers would be very nervous, unless all the surrounding buildings had been flushed out by the supporting ground troops first. Great use of your K&C collectables.:salute::, Robin.
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yes Robin, the Free French Infantry have been disposed of and the bombed buildings are cleared.... but maybe there are a few GI's on the approach... ^&grin

cheers
Marc
 
barneywomble said:
Yes... look to be honest I have to agree... I can appreciate trying to make a model look realistic but the other side of the coin is to show people what the model ACTUALLY looks like, in an appropriate setting.

cheers
Marc
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Thought the overhead shots were particularly effective. Not a shot you normally see.

Cheers,

Brad
 
jazzeum said:
Thought the overhead shots were particularly effective. Not a shot you normally see.

Cheers,

Brad
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Very hard for the amateur to get right I think - I have virtually given up trying.
 
Marc excellent photos and set up :salute::, sad to see you bitten by this German bug though :rolleyes2: Bad enough with that butcher bloke, ^&grin more Diggers or Tommies is what you need mate.{sm3}
Wayne.
 
jazzeum said:
Thought the overhead shots were particularly effective. Not a shot you normally see.

Cheers,

Brad
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Thanks mate... thought I would step outside the square for a different view... the "Aerial" :smile2:

cheers
Marc
 
waynepoo said:
Marc excellent photos and set up :salute::, sad to see you bitten by this German bug though :rolleyes2: Bad enough with that butcher bloke, ^&grin more Diggers or Tommies is what you need mate.{sm3}
Wayne.
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Intelligence reports indicates a US presence in the area... ^&grin that said I would like some "PARAS" for this street scene stuff... they would look great !

cheers
Marc
 
villagehorse said:
Tanks not suited in street war fare, very prone to close attack by infantry, these tankers would be very nervous, unless all the surrounding buildings had been flushed out by the supporting ground troops first. Great use of your K&C collectables.:salute::, Robin.
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Agreed Robin and Marc's scene makes me think of the Tiger coming down the street scene in "Saving Private Ryan".

Another cracking scene from the Womble workshop and both styles of pic's are awesome!

Tom
 
It just gets better and better Marc......can't wait for the next instalment {sm3} Would love to see some Brit or US Para's scrapping it out in the rubble with you know who{sm4}
 
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