Airfix Handmade Display Vignette 1:32

        Hello everyone! Covid restrictions continuing and we are in a general Lockdown again... I hope you are all healthy and safe. More patience we mast have and I hope ,all this will come to an end soon... 

       Back to my painting projects and again in my 1:32 WW2 favourite era. I made this small vignette for a friend before some weeks , and then, I thought why not, to put it on my shops as a custom order vignette for collectors or as a gift.

  

I've chosen the 4 most significant forces  of WW2 . So from left to right we have : 

US. Infantry , British Commando , Russian Infantry and of course German Infantry man.

 Also chosen action and shooting figures , rather than standing or running to give more power to the visual result. I'm thinking now for one display with the Officers of these sets. It would also be nice :)

      Many pictures below during the procedure and of course the final result in every angle :)

 

  That's all for today. I hope you like this small display and my post would be an inspiration to someone out there. Of course you can find this as a custom order on my shops :)

'till next time..thanks for watching,

Stay safe and healthy !

and of course...

Keep Up The Brushes!!

Matchbox 1:32 WW2 British Infantry Full set! ........( At last!!)

         Hi there, This project took me too long to finish but finally is ended! I'm very happy to

present you some pictures of the full set for those who haven't see the previews posts.. This was

my favorite figures from my childhood and I wanted to be as good as I can !! 

        Enjoy below ,lots of takes from different angles and settings !  

 

 

Stay tuned form more WW2 figures!

Thanx for watching and hope you liked it!!

'Till next time...Keep up the Brushes!!!

Matchbox - WW2 British Infantry Part 5

Hello and a Happy New Years Eve to everyone!!

      I hope you already had a nice and Happy Christmas!! Now, in the middle of vacation time..
(witch is something that I don't have, cause of the yearly counting in my job...) I decided to close
2017 with three more figures of the British Infantry project !! ( Only the 2 Officers left to be
 painted now.!).
     I haven't decide yet if white background is better than a dark one for this type of figures so I
take photos booth ways and I would like to have your opinion about that matter...
  

Once again I wish a Happy New Years Eve to anyone and , may 2018

 be lucky and prosperous to you and your families!!

   

Till next year...Keep up the brushes!!

Matchbox - WW2 British Infantry Part 4

Hi there!

    After a small " Wild West" break, back to my main project again. Two more figures of this project
 are ready.... Five more on the road and is my plan to paint them within April.
     I wan to make a small vignette for the two Officers of this set and now I'm planing the setup..

No more words for now.....two more figures just to keep you in touch...

 

That's all for now....and thank you for stopping by.....'till next time... 

Keep up the Brushes!!

Matchbox - WW2 British Infantry Part 3

   Hello! Is there anybody out there?...

   Yes, it has been almost one year since my last post....and it seems to me like yesterday........
Although I haven't got much time for my blog ,all this year , I've manage to proceed with some projects
and paint some figures..(not as many as I wanted..) to present you within the forthcoming days.....

   As  I've promised in my last post, here is the third part of the "Matchbox - British Infantry " project.
I've finished this vignette some months a go but I still haven't finish the base. I wan to buy a wood Router
to make my own wooden bases but I'm always out of schedule....

So here it is but not quite finished..

     For this vignette I've used 2 Matchbox figures from witch ,one is easily converted to a dead man...

Also used some plastic sandbags (Airfix I believe) and a small piece of thin wire.Mixed mud with

PVA glue and water  for  the muddy ground  base. Below  you can see  some pictures  during the

 procedure .

Testing the positions in the terrain

Painting the ground.

 I first glue only one line of sand bangs so I can paint and drybrush

 easily every corner and hole of mud.

The first figure is painted and I'm starting the rest of the sand bags.

Almost done!

The second figure is ready and...here it is finished!

I've added some empty casings made up from wire painted gold and cut in small pieces.

Also added a "Lee Enfield" rifle..(the dead man's weapon?)

 

I will add some more pictures when I finally manage to buy that Wood Router and make the base.

Then the vignette will be completed!

Many thanks for stopping by!!

 I hope you enjoy the pics and this post will be inspiring somehow for someone!!

Till' next time...Keep Up The Brushes!!