1/72 World War 2 Diorama - Pegasus Bridge

[zak]

Yes, as usual it is getting out of hand.
Water added to the next board.
I think I will have to supply some selective compression to the model!

[MSea]

Selective compression - is that a hammer       

[zak]

In your case at least an 8lb lump hammer.

[zak]

Sandbagging.

[MSea]

In your case at least an 8lb lump hammer.

I only use a 14ib lump hammer - hohohohohoh -    

[chriswil42]

Looking good Dave. Another large masterpiece in the making.

[Bigkev]

You're becoming an expert at the historical dioramas

[zak]

First board finished and I am losing the will to do any more.
The vehicles have been undercoated so far.
Some figures painted and added, but maybe I need a few more Germans.

[zak]

Second board.
Third board.
I may be bored too.

[Bigkev]

Don't lose heart Zak.
You'll probably get a little inspiration from Telford. Call it modelling blues at the moment.
Looks good so far.

[chriswil42]

Looking very good Dave.  Keep going!

[zak]

I saw a model of Pegasus Bridge at Telford, it was a representation and not accurate, but nice modelling,
The railings on the bridge are better than mine.

[zak]

Unfortunately I may have been seduced by the more light hearted modelling side.
I am trying to tidy out my room for a restart.
Just need the will and the energy to get on with it.

[zak]

Board 3, under-structure so far,

[zak]

Road surface (card) and the basic ground (parcel tape) added to the under-structure. The hole is for the Horsa to sit in.