ITLSU 1917 Project

Started by pierre the shy, 29 September 2014, 09:52:02 AM

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paulr

More good progress yesterday :)


  • Dry brushed all the uniforms
  • Base coated and two dry brushes on the leather coats
  • Manes, tails, markings and hooves on the horses
  • Rifle stocks

:) :)
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paulr

Finally made some progress on these, grenade bags done on Ottoman storm troopers

I really need to crack on :!!
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paulr

Finally some good progress on this batch :)

Almost all the detailing done :)

Skin, hair and helmet crests left to do :!!

Then they will be ready for touch ups and wash...

I also cut out all the bases needed for this last batch :)
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paulr

I have a bit of 'terrain' left to do to complete this project.

I've seen several useful examples here on how to do the barbed wire I need

What I'm a bit stumped on are the cactus hedges that were a major feature of the Gaza battles, see some pictures below. Any suggestions on how to build these simply  :-\





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http://www.hobbylinc.com/jtt-cactus-assortment-20-ho-scale-model-railroad-scenery-plant-95613

I've just bought some of these for the upcoming Mexican project; they're pretty good. There are also some which are only prickly pears, if you don't want the iconic American ones.
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Trust you to bring up tanks!  ;D
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 ;D ;D ;D

I was thinking more of this stuff ...

£1.68 for 3 on Amazon. Not sure how big the leaves are though.
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paulr

Thanks guys some interesting ideas there :)
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Techno

Quote from: fsn on 27 August 2016, 11:38:44 AM
£1.68 for 3 on Amazon. Not sure how big the leaves are though.

A little on the large side for 10mm perhaps ??  :-\
Not sure, though.

Cheers - Phil

fsn

I was thinking some chopping and forming would be required.  >:(
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paulr

More good progress on this batch :)

All the last detailing done :)

Skin and hair done :)

They are ready for touch ups and wash...

Prepared all the bases needed for this last batch :)
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Techno

Quote from: fsn on 28 August 2016, 06:40:09 AM
I was thinking some chopping and forming would be required.  >:(

Ahhhh !  :-[ (Sorry, Nobby)

In which case, aren't there any suitable shaped and sized 'seeds' (from health food shops ?)  that could be 'globbed' together with PVA to form this type of vegetation ?
Save a bit of time ?

Cheers - Phil

Leman

Are you thinking of pumpkin seeds? They are already the correct colour, and have a nice flat shape. White glue and a matt spray would probably work.
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