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Thanks for the pictures Steve, First picture is extremely powerful , but I can't reproduced crowded street. I am looking for something simple. A water break, soldiers buying local vine, fruit or services of the local leisure centre. 2 -3 figures at most. Thanks Carl, I like that one that one as well. Also kids use to play this weird swing ball game at the time.

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Idea no.4

Idea No.3

Idea No. 2

Idea no.1

I need to do something about that lamppost in order-to bring some action. Peeing dog? Hanging collaborator?

Extremely oddball, but super interesting. Thank you for the preview James.

Walkway pavers were replaced with cobblestone as it is visible on the picture. Again green stuff putty and roller were so helpful.

Never-ending source of whip-type antenna material

Excellent preview James, thank you. ICM is becoming a big name that's for sure. Now we just need He-111 B/E/F and life would be much better. Preferably in 1/32

I see,

One note , regarding the green you used Jeroen. The picture above shows a green that is vividly brighter, almost as if it was coated with a paint with traces of copper . This material has been and it is used for exterior treatment of the wooden surface.

Unfortunately....

Really nice Carl, so nice in fact, that I just picked up Dragon's Jagdpanther

Documents like that are priceless, thanks for sharing Jeff

Yoko's family ?

It is very easy process, simply steady flow of warm water in the kitchen sink washed it all off, just like that.

Thank You Gas, this is the base coat for the vehicle itself, next step is going to be the dust and then, scuffs on tires. And the last part are water/wet stains. The vehicle seems to be relatively clean, so as the road. I also ordered metal barrels, so there will be some more detailing to come, but not much. Thank You for your support.]Cheers M.

Coat of clear in order to seal the surface so it doesn’t look like Verlinden style build. ( no pun intended) still wet