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Zugkraftwagen 5t "Diana" Sd.Kfz.6/3 by Bronco 1/35

the guys look great Tony and this is going to be a very beautiful diorama!
great job!
//Mats
 
How's this looking? Is it believable?
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I was going to put a few tuffs of desert grass here and there but in real life
photos there's none out there, just rocks and sand.

Thanks for looking
Tony lee
 
Looking pretty desolate. Really love how this came together Tony. The figures, the build, paint and awesome weathering just makes it feel very real. Excellent (y) (y) (y) (y) (y)
James
 
I'm pretty proud of how things are turning out James.
Still have a few things to add but the hard parts I feel are behind me now. :dance

Thanks buddy
Tony lee
 
Tony Lee said:
How's this looking? Is it believable?

I was going to put a few tuffs of desert grass here and there but in real life
photos there's none out there, just rocks and sand.

Thanks for looking
Tony lee
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Sure looks good,TL! (y) (y)

You COULD add some grass.The Germans in their Afrika-campaign, also fought in Tunesia,which has some more vegetation then libya and Egypt.
The battle for the Kasserine-pass in Tunesia comes in mind.http://www.google.com/imgres?q=battle+for+kasserine+pass&hl=en&rlz=1D2ACPW_nlNL360NL360&biw=1400&bih=749&tbm=isch&tbnid=sTZSsTInhTVVlM:&imgrefurl=http://www.americainwwii.com/stories/facingthefox.html&docid=wdmpETG-8c-puM&imgurl=http://www.americainwwii.com/images/facingthefoxshermans.jpg&w=489&h=387&ei=HxvMTpeJEdSyhAfm3fClDQ&zoom=1

Greetings,Ron.
 
Thanks Ron i'll read that in a short. The wife just got home from work and it's required that I pay my respects. :notworthy

Tony lee
 
(y) I think it looks good as it is! no need to put any grass there.
It looks like a dessert (y)
wonderful work Tony!
//Mats
 
Hey Ron Kass Pass took place in Jan and Feb of 1943. All of the Diana's were out of commission by Nov of 1942 so that won't work. The picture of the Shermans is training in the California desert.
My SPGs are getting in position SSW of Tobruk for the battles that took place there I think against the Kiwis and Canadians early to mid 1942.

Thanks Mats happy you like it just the way it is.
Ron was just saying if I still wanted grass just move to a spot where they did is all.

Thanks guys
Tony lee :)
 
For those of you worried about my Lost Boys the Libyan Highway Dept. came by and put up a mileage marker just in the nick of time.
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Nothing fancy because of budget cuts you understand. :D

Have a Great Thanksgiving for those that celebrate the day. :drinks
Tony lee
 
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