My models, the early years

[Robert Crombeecke]

Ladies and gents,

thought this would be a good place to show some of my work.

And there's more here

Thanks for watching

Robert

 

[StuG]

Great...

 

[53Chevy]

WOW! :woohoo:

 

[AndyFettes]

Truely awesome stuff Robert !!!!


Andy

 

[MrT]

Very nice!!!!

Terry B)

 

[bob letterman]

Really nice models Robert!

Impressive!!

Bob

 

[Bucket]

IMPRESSIVE !!!!!!!

Pete

 

[Von Bulow]

Great work Robert, i highly recommend everyone checks out your web page as well!

Thanks for the link!

Adrian

 

[Rudi Richardson]

Fantastic work, Robert!

Rudi :woohoo:

 

[Jenny Croft]

Well Robert , I always love your work . I am interested when I see a modellers work to find what your favourite is ?

I really love the T34/85 diorama most , the compositions with multiple levels gives it a dramatic feel .

I must admit the Howitzer diorama is new to me , I hope there are more picatures of it when I click on the link , I usually comment first otherwise I would click and forget to comment

Jenny :kiss:

 

[mike walsh]

wow. B)

There is some outstanding workmanship on display.

Excellent effort .

Cheers
Micheal

 

[Vicente Alonso]

awesome ...great.

 

[sabla]

stunnig stuff. but for me that one is one of our best....

the hole scenery is melted together


greets Mirko

 

[STEINER]

Great stuff! i saw a few of these around the net, they are all impressive modeling , i must admit i have a soft spot for winter stuff (the greyhound dio is fantastic), thanks for posting all together, they will be saved in my harddisk! :woohoo:

 

[moon puppy]

Can someone tell me how I missed this earlier?

 

[Leggy]

Great stuff.
Is the one Sabia posted Robert's too?

 

[lufttiger]

I'm in total AWE, Robert your a great maker of figures
as well as those dioramas. I love the Berlin the best,
you can see the amount of work and detail he put into it.

 

[bob letterman]

Hey Robert,

I really enjoyed looking through these.

That is quite a collection to be proud of. I would have to say that Berlin 1945 is my favorite. I have always liked multi-tiered dios and vignettes.

Great work!

Bob

 

[sabla]

@ leggy yes that one i postet can you see on his homepage



cheers mirko