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Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Completed January 19, 2021
- Thread starter bob letterman
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Logistics, trucks & Jeeps
Thanks Paul
This thing seems to drag on forever!
Bob
Thanks Ian,
I had a long look at the diorama and what I have done so far. There was this one spot that needed something. I first thought of a knocked out panzer, but, on measuring it, that would have been too large. Hopefully, this will work nicely.
Bob
Thanks Paul
This thing seems to drag on forever!
Bob
Thanks Ian,
I had a long look at the diorama and what I have done so far. There was this one spot that needed something. I first thought of a knocked out panzer, but, on measuring it, that would have been too large. Hopefully, this will work nicely.
Bob
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
Well Mike,
I appreciate that, if you hang in there, maybe I will really finish this thing!
Bob
Well Mike,
I appreciate that, if you hang in there, maybe I will really finish this thing!
Bob
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
Hey Luiz,
Thanks for looking!
Bob
Thanks Rhino!
That Diamond T is one of my favorites in this diorama. I really like the way that truck was designed! It just looks mean! A Buddy of mine drove one while we were in the army back in the 50s.
Bob
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Luiz.
Hey Luiz,
Thanks for looking!
Bob
OMAFA! Bob! Very cool! Having driven a Wrecker during my college years, I always have felt a fondness for Tow Trucks! ROCK ON Baby!
Thanks Rhino!
That Diamond T is one of my favorites in this diorama. I really like the way that truck was designed! It just looks mean! A Buddy of mine drove one while we were in the army back in the 50s.
Bob
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
Hey Dave,
Hmmmmm, I get it! a "hot" idea? :yipee
Bob
Wow thats a hot idea Bob
Hey Dave,
Hmmmmm, I get it! a "hot" idea? :yipee
Bob
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
:hmmm
Although the burnt Porche 356 made me a little sad.
:hmmm
Although the burnt Porche 356 made me a little sad.
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
Well, you know what they say Paul,
To make an omelet, you gotta break a few eggs! :yipee
Bob
:hmmm
Although the burnt Porche 356 made me a little sad.
Well, you know what they say Paul,
To make an omelet, you gotta break a few eggs! :yipee
Bob
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
There was that classic car dealer last month that burned down (Iowa?). I wonder if there was anything there that you could reference?
There was that classic car dealer last month that burned down (Iowa?). I wonder if there was anything there that you could reference?
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
Wow, that sounds like the perfect reference! I'll try and google it!
Thanks much!
Bob
Wow, that sounds like the perfect reference! I'll try and google it!
Thanks much!
Bob
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
I have finished all the major components and they are ready for a base coat. I'll do the interior with a flat black, the exterior will be Panzer gray, but, only here and there as most will be charred with Flat black, flat white and a lot of rust. I have always made rust by spraying with flat black and then, while still wet, I have some burnt sienna pastels along with raw umber sanded into piles on my sandpaper board. Then I use worn out brushes to dabble the powder on, mixing it with raw umber her and there for effect. I also use white pastels where the fire was most intense.
Don't look too closely as I never am concerned with the construction of a burned and wrecked vehicle. I use a lot of gizmology building a wreck. Where cloth and leather has burned away, you need to see the insides of the seats and door panels.
The first photo shows all the major components.
A couple of shots of the interior.
This is the angle that will be seen by the viewer when the diorama is complete. It will be about 18 inches from the viewer and can only be seen from this angle due to it's location on the diorama.
It will simulate a German staff car hit with a recoilless rife round in the right side rear door, blowing it off and severely damaging the front passenger door. The entire interior of the car will be charred with the exception of a tiny area of the convertible top at the very rear on the driver's side.
The components to be assembled after the painting and charring process.
Ditto.
And finally, a shot showing the interior from another angle.
Till next time!
I have finished all the major components and they are ready for a base coat. I'll do the interior with a flat black, the exterior will be Panzer gray, but, only here and there as most will be charred with Flat black, flat white and a lot of rust. I have always made rust by spraying with flat black and then, while still wet, I have some burnt sienna pastels along with raw umber sanded into piles on my sandpaper board. Then I use worn out brushes to dabble the powder on, mixing it with raw umber her and there for effect. I also use white pastels where the fire was most intense.
Don't look too closely as I never am concerned with the construction of a burned and wrecked vehicle. I use a lot of gizmology building a wreck. Where cloth and leather has burned away, you need to see the insides of the seats and door panels.
The first photo shows all the major components.
A couple of shots of the interior.
This is the angle that will be seen by the viewer when the diorama is complete. It will be about 18 inches from the viewer and can only be seen from this angle due to it's location on the diorama.
It will simulate a German staff car hit with a recoilless rife round in the right side rear door, blowing it off and severely damaging the front passenger door. The entire interior of the car will be charred with the exception of a tiny area of the convertible top at the very rear on the driver's side.
The components to be assembled after the painting and charring process.
Ditto.
And finally, a shot showing the interior from another angle.
Till next time!
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
Dig it!!
Dig it!!
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated Sept. 8, 2017
Looking good Bob!
Looking good Bob!
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated Sept. 8, 2017
Nice
Nice
Logistics, trucks & Jeeps Updated September 02-17
Yeah, you get to go to London and all I get is a burnt up old car!
Dad
And just who's gonna be doing that Paul?
Bob
Dig it!!
Yeah, you get to go to London and all I get is a burnt up old car!
Dad
And just who's gonna be doing that Paul?
Bob
