Modelling World War 1

[Bigkev]

Do you mean Zak???

Bigkev

[Kiteman]

Noooo! I said `"looking good".

[zak]

The usual abuse.

[Haddock]

Some work done painting the French St Chamond.

Nice, but the colours aren't what we normally associate with WW1, you learn something new every day.
Haddock.

[zak]

The French seem to have used a variety of colours, as did the Germans on their tanks.
It adds a bit of interest.

[Haddock]

Nicely painted anyhow, looks convincing.
Haddock.

[zak]

Weathering and mud and then dry brushing to do.

[zak]

Oh, I nearly forgot, I did water line the Airfix 1/600 Maurentania as well. again home made rails.

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[zak]

A few closer shots, that plastic mast at the rear is looking a little overstressed!

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[Bigkev]

Oh boy, how I know that feeling...........................

Bigkev

[Haddock]

Speechless!

[Kiteman]

bloody good is that!!!

[zak]

Olivar, here I come.
I have just started a card model of a WW1 topic and could not resist posting this.
It is 1:250 scale and here is one of the guns.
The gun is composed of 8 pieces - note the size!
Quite a number of these will need building.

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[Haddock]

Is there no end to your talents??

[Kiteman]

wowza! is that inches or centimeters??