Topic: Hemble's other Custom's - German Armoured Train WWII 1:35 P198 02/04/2024

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[Tamer]

Man, looks real Ron.

Off to share on the front pages.

[Darth More]

I recognize some of those artificial plants, but you caught me completely by surprise with the Wrangler! Recently I saw Jada's die-cast version on shelves. I think it's 1/32 scale, right? That's prettay close to 1/35. Ron, you beat that metal up quite a bit! The Jeep and figures look amazing! But somehow I'm blown away by that T-Rex the most this time. Probably because of its seamless body and good proportions. The footage provides a nice change of perspectives. For a predator like this, us humans would be easy prey for sure. I like that theme you depicted here. Don't mess with nature, don't play God. The Jurassic Park movies show that in an ever so impressive way.
This is such a nice tribute to that leitmotif.

[Starchaser]

That's a really great combination of lines to provide all the constituent parts. I really like the gate, with the different signs of wear and damage. The PVA glue trick is a great one. I'll have to experiment with that. The landscape is excellent with a wonderful mix of plants. The paint job is outstanding!.

[hemble]

Man, looks real Ron.

Off to share on the front pages.

Thanks heaps Shawn.

I recognize some of those artificial plants, but you caught me completely by surprise with the Wrangler! Recently I saw Jada's die-cast version on shelves. I think it's 1/32 scale, right? That's prettay close to 1/35. Ron, you beat that metal up quite a bit! The Jeep and figures look amazing! But somehow I'm blown away by that T-Rex the most this time. Probably because of its seamless body and good proportions. The footage provides a nice change of perspectives. For a predator like this, us humans would be easy prey for sure. I like that theme you depicted here. Don't mess with nature, don't play God. The Jurassic Park movies show that in an ever so impressive way.
This is such a nice tribute to that leitmotif.

Thanks so much DM and yeah the Jeep is 1/32 and as you said you can get away with it being 1/35, the T-Rex was a real pleasure to to build with only a few gaps that need filling. I was going to have the figures hiding from the T-Rex as it also comes with waking legs but as you mentioned you don't play around with nature and if you do stay away from it, especially dinosaurs.

That's a really great combination of lines to provide all the constituent parts. I really like the gate, with the different signs of wear and damage. The PVA glue trick is a great one. I'll have to experiment with that. The landscape is excellent with a wonderful mix of plants. The paint job is outstanding!.

Thanks so much Jeff and I was a little hesitant to use the Gamers Grass ferns and palms as I've always used MIG plants in the past but I was very pleased with the way they looked once the whole dio came together.

Ron

[hemble]

Hi All,

Space Wolves Veteran Sergeant 7" scale.

Recipe.

Figure - is form Mcfarlane toys and I have added a pic at the end to show what it looked like before customizing it. The fur is fake fur cut to desired shape and then given a few washes of medium brown, the skull on the chest and on the loin cloth are resin printed as were the skull seals on the shoulder armour. The designs on the shoulder armour were hand drawn using a pencil and then painted.

Base - is high density foam cut to shape and the ground work is a mix of spakfilla and sand and once dry I ground up mulch in a blender and then applied it to the base and once dry I painted it and the snow is watered down spakfilla.

Ron

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[Tamer]

Daggone Ron that is just tough. Off to share on the front pages.

[Starchaser]

Wow Ron, that is an outstanding paint job! The  fur and printed symbols are fantastic. I really like the way you have snow on the legs. Great job.

[hemble]

Daggone Ron that is just tough. Off to share on the front pages.

Thanks heaps Shawn.

Wow Ron, that is an outstanding paint job! The  fur and printed symbols are fantastic. I really like the way you have snow on the legs. Great job.

Thanks so much Jeff.

Ron

[hemble]

Hi All,

Space Wolves - Wulfen 7" scale.

Note - I have added to pics at the end to show what the figure looked like for painting and weathering.

Recipe.

Wulfen - is from Mcfarlane Toys and a Marvels Beast figure and I have to give a shout out to Pawel Rutkowski over on Mcfarlane Warhammer Repaints, Customs And Primaris Space Marines FB page for the inspiration. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1000912023720490/
The two figures were pulled apart for the parts I needed and once I got a pose I liked I superglued the joints and then puttied them up.

The axe/skulls/bones were 3D printed and the wolf tales were made using figure joints/plastic tube and fake fur, the rune stones were made using foam and the leather parts are strips of pleather cut to width. The symbols on the shoulder/knee armour were drawn on using a pencil then they were painted.

Base - is high density foam cut to shape and the rock is also high density foam which a pulled apart and then applied spakfilla to give it a more stone look and the snow is watered down spakfilla.

Ron

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[Tamer]

The colors and the detail in this are amazing. Man love the weathering on the armor and stuff too.

Man, just the stuff of magic Ron.

Off to the front pages.

What I wouldn't do to be rich and just have you making me stuff all the time!