Greetings everyone...after pulling the plane out of the woods, I had to decide wether to keep it behind the barn or build a base for it and put it on the shelf. I'll probably put it back in the woods, but decided to build a base anyways. The base is made from a ceiling tile.
Fantastic work, as always. Your weathering technique is superb. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, wonderfull, excellent..
ReplyDeleteCheers
Paul
wonderful... a bit of duct tape will fix it up, with no problems
ReplyDeleteWell done, captain!
ReplyDeleteIt's those details that make that elevates this well beyond the norm. The weathering on the prop for instance, the branch laying across the cockpit and this tear and the tail wing. And the photography shows this off to great advantage.
ReplyDeleteReally detailed-up dio, Cap.
ReplyDeleteCertainly one of my favourite pieces to date. I just love the weary investigation by the troops and the oil slick! Just wonderful Captain.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome modelling Captain! Love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat base there Captain the terrain really sets this piece off!
ReplyDeleteThis is a real conversation starter! Nice.
ReplyDeleteYour terrain making is just superb and you have a good eye for colours.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys...and ladies for the comments...this plane was on my blog in Sept 2010 when it was new as a 1918 Fokker D, but as usual I can't leave things alone and it got transformed to use in my South Carolina Airforce.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant stuff !!!
ReplyDeleteI love this plane!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
The base is perfect.
What are doing the confederates? Did they plan to rebuild it ?
(crazy work, in my opinion!)
That. Is. Awesome! I've always like the way you weather/age your terrain - they have such a great mood about them.
ReplyDeletemagnifico !!!
ReplyDeleteVery good! Terrain - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work !!
ReplyDeleteGreeting from Belgium .