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October 11, 2020
Soory for not posting for several days but I've been very busy not only with the dio. But I did not forget to take some pics from time to time. Slowly, but it seems to shake tape arrrhh..... take shape.
Finally my first bigger diorama. For a first I am absolutely happy with it. I know it is far from perfection but it was a really hard boot camp and I am confident in getting the next ones better. Practice practice practice. "You won't know if you don't go"! The scenery shows just about the tenth of a second before everyone recognizes the first shot was made and hell breaks loose. The scouts in the back are only a blink of an eye away from getting startled by the first shot they just heared. There was only some roughing up as you see with the guy in the middle on the ground before shooting got started.
Excellent job Ralf! What a terrifying and frightening scene, gives me goosebumps! And the corroded frame really gives it a feeling of horror! Looks like the opening scene of a zombie apocalypse movie! "Let's get the hell out of here!"
Thanks a lot for the compliments. It was a nice ppiece of training and now I am ready to try some more new techniques. THX a lot!!September 12, 2020
September 5, 2020
Just thought I'd bump this one to the front. Stupendous! This is the first time I've seen pics of your build process, which is amazing unto itself. Completely off the wall!
Thanks, JD. I rarely think to take WIP photos, but I did on this build, and I took some of the completed plow & harpoon vehicle before I painted it. 
I second JD's comments - the build pictures give a great insight not only to your build process but the creativeness Involved.
I just started building again (Sky Mark buoy) after completely re-doing my work room (rebuilt my work tables and my spray booth, rearranged the room layout, reorganized storage, and added display space for finished models), so I'll see if I can get into the habit of taking build pics as I go. 
That sounds great Mike! You have amazing talent, and I for one am very excited and inspired to watch you work! You could easily charge admission for this information!September 3, 2020
Thanks for the compliment I know I have a tendency, and I imagine other modelers do as well, to be more impressed with the work of others than with my own. I think it stems from knowing what went into my work, where the mistakes are, or the failures to meet my own expectations in the finished model. When looking at someone else's work, I know only the result I am seeing, not what the builder sees.
You will ride eternal, shiny and chrome. You'll be McFeasting in Valhalla with the heroes of all time. 
I feel like you have carried me through the gates of Valhalla. Great idea & build.
Nice job, very effective. Reminds me of the VW from the 1974 Australian movie The cars that ate ParisAugust 23, 2020
August 4, 2020
