Shaun the Sheep

[Ratch]

Just completed the Tractor set








and here with the Landie set

[wokka]

That's a fun diorama, nicely done.

[DavidWomby]

Totally love that.

David

[JohnRatzenberger]

A welcome change from all the military stuff we do, and well done.

[ShaunW]

That is a great fun diorama, Ratch. I have watched Shaun the Sheep and it is very funny. I can, however, confirm that I am not Shaun the Sheep and nor am I in any way related, despite any rumours that might be circulating to suggest otherwise!

[AndrewR]

That is a great fun diorama, Ratch. I have watched Shaun the Sheep and it is very funny. I can, however, confirm that I am not Shaun the Sheep and nor am I in any way related, despite any rumours that might be circulating to suggest otherwise!

A likely story...

[RCD]

Great subject - northern humour at its best! I find that no matter how many times you see these aminations you see something new. Adults as well as children can enjoy Nick Parks' films - although 'a close shave' is my all time favourite despite not winning an Oscar (probably the Americans could not understand the northern dialect and had never tasted Wensleydale !)

[Impisi]

very nice

[iggie]

Marvellous work Ratch
I have the Wallace & Gromit van in the stash but it'll likely be built as an airfield hack to go with a suitable aircraft. Not sure what will happen to the figures though

[Clashcityrocker]

Nice couple of builds Ratch. The weathered tractor looks good.

Nigel

[Ratch]

Thanks for your interest guys. It was a really enjoyable build, almost nostalgic for me. The kit design is quite childlike and simple. Not everything fits perfectly, the steering is so tight I dare not move it. That said, I airbrushed everything before assembly, so it suffers from Airfix's coat of paint syndrome, but it was still a fun build

[Stuart]

Love Shaun the Sheep! Excellent little dio Ratch, what a lot of fun!

[Ratch]

Thanks Stuart

[MoMil]

Love it!

[Ratch]

Cheers