15 October 2011
Final stage for the Charmer.
This is the end station for 'This Charming Man'
Placed on the Flak base where he s going to stay for the rest of his 'life'
6 October 2011
This Charming Man
The Kradmantel Almost Finished ....
Photoshopped in front of a Normandy meadow
Italian Style Camo Trousers to add some difference in hue.
By using some Russian Uniform Green I added some warmth to the greens of the coat .
29 August 2011
This Charming Man
Update on the painting of the Kradmantel.
Upper torso and left arm finished
Front of the right arm finished, backside of the arm phase 2.
On the backside you clearly see the 3 phases of the painting process.
Left arm finished.
Upper left back basecoat + first highlight (phase 2).
Upper right basecoat (phase 1).
Lower side basecoat in progress (phase 1).
Vallejo and Andrea Acryllics painted over a black basecoat of Vallejo Primer.
15 August 2011
13 August 2011
11 August 2011
Painting the groundwork
Painting and harmonizing the groundwork
Shell casings and baskets are weathered
Click for Reference: Anodized Shell Casings
8 August 2011
Basic groundwork on the Flak vignette
Some basic groundwork to accomodate the Flak.
Cosy corner.
Picknick anyone ?
No rather not :
Not enough air to breath !
6 August 2011
88 Flak PE Gun Shield
By finishing the Flak shield, the work on the gun came to an end.
It's a photo-etched Aber replacement part.
This is what the Flak looks like, kind of snapped together, I wanted to keep the sub-assemblies to ease the paint job.
On a wooden base with an Alpine Miniatures 'German Officer' who happened to pass by.
The background is one of my more artistic creations !
26 July 2011
Behelfslafette and more work on the Flak
Almost finished the Flak 88. I think the Behelfslafettte looks really ugly when you compare it to the gun itself ! Something Sci - Fi: a spaceship maybe ? Not the finest example of German WW2 engineering !
16 July 2011
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