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Once you complete your entry in this Group Build post them in this Completed Summary thread for recognition and to have the right to wear the group build Ribbon. Once someone completes an entry in this group build, we will provide a link to the ribbon and proper BBCode to use in your signature...

Once you complete your entry in this Group Build post them in this Completed Summary thread for recognition and to have the right to wear the group build Ribbon. Once someone completes an entry in this group build, we will provide a link to the ribbon and proper BBCode to use in your signature...

Small update - After some surgery on the base to allow me to move the wall further to the right to make room for the well, I also decided to replace the ironwork that came with the diorama kit. It was far too thick and over scale, so I replaced it with some very nice wrought iron fence...

Same goes for me.... If I have the time, I certainly have some soviet armour in my stash...

Nice! :thumbsup

If you fail to complete a GB that you have started, then as punishment, you MUST join another GB and complete something! :laugh: Sorry to see you missed this one, but there are plenty of other GBs that are running.

Re: "BATTLE OF BRITAIN 1940" GROUP BUILD (7 PLAYERS) I'll be in with a 1:32 Bf109E4 from Dragon as well. Heck, if I can manage doing a train for the first time, a plane can't be that difficult... can it? :laugh:

Whoa!!!! Laura's gonna build a whole division of armour!! Way to go! :thumbsup

This one isn't too bad given it's a smaller size and I won't have much weight on it (just figures and the cart). It probably wouldn't hurt to have a bit of support in the centre just to ensure it doesn't sag. Certainly, on the larger diorama bases, support would be needed. I also put these on...

Here's the basic layout on the new diorama base -

Sorry about the MP.... Didn't mean to steal your thunder for your idea. I have a number of these MiniART diorama bases in my stash but haven't had a chance to build any yet. They all look pretty good - especially some of the larger more complex bases with buildings. I much prefer working with...

In a way it was good fortune that this build was delayed due to me working on the Quarterscale or Smaller Madness GB... I wasn't really happy with the plaster base that I had since it really didn't have much detail. The other day I went to one of my LHS and low and behold they had a whole lot...

If I can get something completed, then no one else has any excuse! :laugh:

Brilliant, awesome, and perfecto...

Thanks, and yes, I have the 1:35 scale version as well - stuck in the stash for a long time now... :unsure:

One picture from my completed BR52. See my build thread for more pictures - Build Finally claims another ribbon..... :cheer:

Finally, and just in time... I'm marking this one complete! :woohoo: In the end, I'm pretty happy with the results and was really surprised I could do this in a month. This kit was a lot more complex than I had expected, and if had looked at the kit before the month had started, I probably...

Very nice indeed. :thumbsup I do have one question. Why do modelers that build trucks and cars nearly always model them in pristine condition? It's not a criticism, just something I've always been very curious about.

Re: Logistics, The Rolling Stock Update 4/24/11 Wow... a BR52 and Leopold K5 in 1:35.... crikey! :blink:

Sweet... Great looking combination.. :)