I just finished the pilot model for my latest 1/35 kit. As always, I'm looking for constructive critisisim and feedback. The kit features finely detailed hydrocal castings, a big bag of rubble & bricks and full color painting and aging instructions. While based on a photo of a building in Iraq, I think it would look pretty good set in WWII Europe as well.

The model Measures 12" x 8" x 10 1/2" tall. The base and tank are not included.

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Like I said, let me know what you think. Thanks much!

Randy Pepprock
Dioramas Plus
www.dioramasplus.com

PS. I've got 3 or 4 other new items I'm working on now as well. I'll post them here as I get them finished.

I really like it as I can see the Iraq setting with a HUMMVEE or two moving on through with the lads on the ready just in case

Thanks. I added a balcony.

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Randy Pepprock
www.dioramasplus.com

Now i really really really like it, about how much will it be sold for?

All the best

Stu

in the late 30s... If someone wanted to do a truly unique, yet common, accurate and very European building as a war backdrop, some of the buildings in Stutgart are worth looking at. Steel or chrome. curved glass, no heavy brick or stone. Lots of those appearently and all badly damaged by aerial bombing before any US troops entered the city. Some of the buildings in Italy look like stuff that was not built in the United States until thirty years later, and thus, some of us consider very "modern" if ugly.