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Bronco's SPG Bishop
- Thread starter Tony lee
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Tankbuilder
Active member
Whoo whee! Those are excellent looking figures.
I just got an email confirming that my Bronco figures sets and my Mantis animals set will be shipped tomorrow. With luck it'll be here before the new year.
The detail on styrene figures has sure increased in the last few years. It's great that Bronco and Mini Art have British figures sets that can be used as Canadian troops too.
I just about finished another Frankenfigure for my L.R.D.G. diorama I'm tinkering with whilst waiting for parts on my two 25 pounder guns to cure.
Thanks again for sharing this wonderful build.
What paints are you going to use on your figures?
Cheers
I just got an email confirming that my Bronco figures sets and my Mantis animals set will be shipped tomorrow. With luck it'll be here before the new year.
The detail on styrene figures has sure increased in the last few years. It's great that Bronco and Mini Art have British figures sets that can be used as Canadian troops too.
I just about finished another Frankenfigure for my L.R.D.G. diorama I'm tinkering with whilst waiting for parts on my two 25 pounder guns to cure.
Thanks again for sharing this wonderful build.
What paints are you going to use on your figures?
Cheers
I've only painted one set of figures and those were for my Out of Africa dio, I used oils for those.
I've been doing research on the uniforms and when I get that nailed down i'll see what i've got in the inventory and or order what I need.
Dave the way I see it: They think they see Monty coming up the road and the guy looking at the rear end is thinking "Big Deal" we've got a bigger pain in the butt right here. :laugh:
Thanks and Appreciate the kindness
Tony lee
I've been doing research on the uniforms and when I get that nailed down i'll see what i've got in the inventory and or order what I need.
Dave the way I see it: They think they see Monty coming up the road and the guy looking at the rear end is thinking "Big Deal" we've got a bigger pain in the butt right here. :laugh:
Thanks and Appreciate the kindness
Tony lee
Tanks here's some more of the figures.
I repositioned arms and swapped arms on a couple so they would
work out better for what I had in my minds eye.
Santa Claus is comin to town
Tony lee
:woohoo:
I'm sorry James but you'll just have to wait like the rest of us. 
Made a tarp that's folded up on the right rear fender,the tow cable and filled the cracks on the figures this morning. There's also a shell chute to be made out of something there on the back too.
Patients grasshopper
Tony lee
Made a tarp that's folded up on the right rear fender,the tow cable and filled the cracks on the figures this morning. There's also a shell chute to be made out of something there on the back too.
Patients grasshopper
Tony lee
Tankbuilder
Active member
I'm sorry James but you'll just have to wait like the rest of us.
Made a tarp that's folded up on the right rear fender,the tow cable and filled the cracks on the figures this morning. There's also a shell chute to be made out of something there on the back too.
Patients grasshopper
Tony lee
Ah but Tony, many of us are like retired doctors, no more patients.
Looking good.
Cheers and Happy Holy Days
How do you guys like this arrangement?
I made a projectile chute out of PE sprue with a copper wire handle and a folded up tarp
out of cigarette pack paper backed foil.
Made the bore cleaning rods and placed those along with a section of spare track and projectiles on
top of the limber.
That's all Folks
Tony lee
I made a projectile chute out of PE sprue with a copper wire handle and a folded up tarp
out of cigarette pack paper backed foil.
Made the bore cleaning rods and placed those along with a section of spare track and projectiles on
top of the limber.
That's all Folks
Tony lee
That's cool Tony, those slats where those shells are staged, is that the actual use of those slats or you just taking creative license?
Since i've only got a few bits and pieces to do I went ahead and applied a coat of Raw Umber oil
to start the weathering and it can be drying while I take care of the small stuff.
I only did some light chipping,there's not much to run into out there in the desert.
Since its been a short week I just might do some more tomorrow.
See ya then
Tony lee
to start the weathering and it can be drying while I take care of the small stuff.
I only did some light chipping,there's not much to run into out there in the desert.
Since its been a short week I just might do some more tomorrow.
See ya then
Tony lee
randy_ditton
Master at Arms
Hi Tony, This is looking just awesome my friend 
Randy
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