The Unofficial Airfix Modellers' Forum

Clashcityrocker wrote:Very nice. I can almost hear the birds chirping

Nigel

Bugger; I knew I forgot summat!

Thank you folks for your very kind words! As I have commented in my WW thread, I actually really enjoyed this GB as it was a chance for something new (to me anyhow) and to try new techniques. I can see more figures appearing on my bench in the future; just perhaps not involving rigging horses this time eh?

Great idea for a GB Rob; thanks for enticing me out to play in it!

iggie wrote:Anyway, I'm calling this pretty much done;

Superb result. I like how this went from a frantic war time evacuation to a scene of everyday tranquility.

Is there a plan for the other civilians and the soldiers that came with the set?

iggie wrote:I actually really enjoyed this GB as it was a chance for something new (to me anyhow) and to try new techniques. I can see more figures appearing on my bench in the future; just perhaps not involving rigging horses this time eh?

I'm going to chalk that up as 'mission accomplished'

rob_van_riel wrote:

iggie wrote:I actually really enjoyed this GB as it was a chance for something new (to me anyhow) and to try new techniques. I can see more figures appearing on my bench in the future; just perhaps not involving rigging horses this time eh?

I'm going to chalk that up as 'mission accomplished'

You can indeed!

As far as the other figures in the set are concerned, I'm going to use them (apart from the nun, they give me nightmares ) in a diorama when I've thought of something suitable

Excellent work, covers everything -- people, horses, vehicles, cargo, even scenery !!

jRatz wrote:Excellent work, covers everything -- people, horses, vehicles, cargo, even scenery !!

I couldn't agree work, fantastic work.