Not much progress Chaps, the figures need a lot of attention; I really needed to paint as I went, but as I didn’t quite know if the poses would even work, especially with the modified AKs, I had no real option other than to build them first then try and paint around them. Lots of touching up required, and then some. Should have them finished tomorrow, but that’s assuming the touching-up doesn’t take too long and that the wash and then the matt varnish goes down OK.
I also realised I’d omitted a pair of binoculars from the MP’s Munga, so have just finished adding straps to them, to add to the front seat in due course. A vital piece of kit for the watching them watching us phase of the patrol.
Nice work… There is nothing wrong with the paint job of those figs. My only comment is that the necks of the centre and right fig look a bit on the long side…
Hello 18bravo, an interesting question about the advertising column. Three times MMM stood for =Trade Fair of the Masters of Tomorrow in the GDR at that time. I think that’s the advertising for it. I hope I was able to answer your question.
Fantastic! Very unique scene here Brian. This is a rarely modeled time period especially dioramas and you’ve done a beautiful job on the figures and base etc.
