Small Scale Military Headquarters

Posted: **Sun Jun 22, 2008 12:59 pm**

Keep up the good work, looks great so far!

Posted: **Sun Jun 22, 2008 4:05 pm**

Wow, nicely done Grognard! That is a great piece and you chose one striking paint scheme for it.

Posted: **Sun Jun 22, 2008 4:40 pm**

Krylon was a mistake. The paint takes for ever to dry,

Next time try the Krylon Ultra Flat, it comes in a variety of "military" type colors (ie. green, khaki, etc.) dries very quickly, even in my very humid climate, and produces and ultra flat and very durable finish. No, I'm not a salesman for Krylon...LOL... but I've had excellent results with the stuff, so try a can, and see what you think.

Posted: **Tue Jun 24, 2008 3:32 am**

I never thought of frickin' resizing my 3-views on Photoshop! Holy Christ! Grognard I love you! Marder IIIM is go!

I'm only going to have to scan my 3-view after darkening a few lines, do some threshold on CS2, then size her up, and test print, measure, and then get some styrene and cut it up...

God I thought I was dead without money...

Posted: **Tue Jun 24, 2008 1:31 pm**

Nice choice for a project grognard. Rommel really appreciated his captured dorchester. I don't know if the other board members know that upon surrender in Africa the DAK was using about 85% Allied equipment ( mostly trucks).

Mark

Posted: **Sat Jun 28, 2008 10:06 pm**

Very nice!

Posted: **Sun Jun 29, 2008 9:18 pm**

Those two look great together Grog. Have you ever thought of selling them ala Picklehaube?

Posted: **Mon Jun 30, 2008 8:06 am**

Hey man,
This looks good and your Grief is fantastic.What are you using for rivets? This has always been a pain for me and has ground to a halt a few projects that I have started.

Posted: **Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:39 pm**

PH have you ever tried Grandt Line products? Lots of 1/35 modelers use them for small details like rivets. I took a look at their website and they have 2 types of rivets in 3 different sizes each. They also have a large number of different types of scale nuts and bolts. Take a look around their website and I think you might find a few useful things.

http://www.grandtline.com/model_railroa ... _pages.htm

Posted: **Mon Jun 30, 2008 8:09 pm**

kduck wrote:PH have you ever tried Grandt Line products? Lots of 1/35 modelers use them for small details like rivets. I took a look at their website and they have 2 types of rivets in 3 different sizes each. They also have a large number of different types of scale nuts and bolts. Take a look around their website and I think you might find a few useful things.

http://www.grandtline.com/model_railroa ... _pages.htm

Hey Kduck,
Thanks for the tip

Small Scale Military Headquarters

1/18 AEC Dorchester - Moritz (Rommel's CP) (Finnished)