But what it looks like to me is that from the bottom of the plate to the "hatch" you have 75% of the dust
Here, a picture to show what I mean.
So perhaps a bit more dusting in the 75% area
This is my interpretation of the picture you posted.
/Tiny
Tancred wrote:
Nice work as always Noel
Would like to suggest that one of the crew on the Bison gets a different cap or no cap at all as they look too similar.
bcauchi wrote:Great suggestion Tancred.
Noel Petroni wrote:I don't agree....sorry!
It's a uniform and uniform means the same form!
Regards
Noel
Ray wrote:Noel Petroni wrote:I don't agree....sorry!
It's a uniform and uniform means the same form!
Regards
Noel
I agree re uniform, but here on such a small area it will look too uniform....as I said real facts or not, you have to create a bit of diversity, some artistic touch while you remain within the boundaries of real facts. So a bare headed guy like TanKRed suggested or with a rolled cap in his hand like I suggested (he could take the cap off since he's not on parade eh) would be breaking no rules, and would have created that touch that makes all the "difference" when you view the finished piece.
I'm sure that after creating so much beautiful dioramas in your career, you know that these little touches are imperative in the whole and final setting!
Dottore wrote:I have seen COUNTLESS russian model tanks with one wheel off, damaged by a mine or of a completely different colour for the sake of avoiding monotony...so while u meant it as a joke...it is actually a valid point!
Dottore
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