Another Warlord kit, this time bought off fleabay fully assembled. All it needed was some paint and some Normandy battle weathering.
For a bit of fun I photographed it on recycled diorama base and stuck a backdrop behind it. I find it useful to keep wooden plinths spare so you can display models effectively. The plinth is seperated from the ground my a thin sheet of plasticard thus you can swap stuff about when bored without having to prize it off the plinth.
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That looks really good, and that much better for being on the base with a lot of foliage around it! 🙂 I’m tempted to get the 75mm PaK version in 20mm.
Yes I fancy the 75mm Pak version as well.
Yeah, that really works! Got me thinking that would be quite handy for “armies on parade” photos 👍
That would be perfect for the job. I also use the ready made laser cut trays as well : https://themodelwarrior.com/2017/10/05/models-and-miniatures-display-base/
Great work matey, clever move being able to change things on the plinth 👍🏻🤓.
Thanks Pat. I always glue the foam card base to a thin bit of plasticard thus it just sits by gravity on the mdf plinth. Saves money in the long run.
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Very nice work
Cheers,glad you like it.