Great stuff! There is always so much more meaning to a dio if it is based on an actual event, so looking forward to seeing the result and maybe learning some history into the bargain. That town is gorgeous, love the architecture!
You have some very nice projects in mind Fab, they will be awesome dioramas for sure! I loved the discussion bit too and I enjoyed that little ride in the end, that area is absolutely beautiful, it's a painters dreamscape to me, would be a perfect set for some "Alla prima" sessions. Thank you for sharing! :)
I'm a few days late Fab sorry about that. I always have too many videos to watch. Loved your vid bud. Our community is richer because you're in it. Don't worry about the language "clumsiness" as you called it. We all speak styrene. :) I loved seeing where you lived bud, that road is madness!!!! The houses built right into the rock are absolutely beautiful.
Thanks Cohen for this kind comment i'm glad to be a part of this wonderful community i'm learning & enjoying every days watching all the vids. Btw These road were builded in 1845 right into 200 meters high cliffs. Cheers Mate
Hi there I have just watched a few of your videos and have subscribed to your channel, to start with the view from your house is fantastic especially with the covering of snow and I like the P40 you are building I love the P40 and anything to do with the Flying Tigers, you are right about the camouflage scheme as these P40`s were originally for the Royal Air Force and I look forward to seeing the dioramas and lastly I think your English is very good. yours Steve....
Hello Steve thank you so very much for your kind comment and support, i'm a big fan of the AVG history and i love the P-40 i will try my best on this one and there is good web sites witch discussed about AVG's camo patterns this is wonderful to learn. Cheers Fab
Great stuff! There is always so much more meaning to a dio if it is based on an actual event, so looking forward to seeing the result and maybe learning some history into the bargain. That town is gorgeous, love the architecture!
Thanks Gary for your comment i'm glad you liked it Cheers
You have some very nice projects in mind Fab, they will be awesome dioramas for sure! I loved the discussion bit too and I enjoyed that little ride in the end, that area is absolutely beautiful, it's a painters dreamscape to me, would be a perfect set for some "Alla prima" sessions. Thank you for sharing! :)
You're more than welcome Carlos and thanks for the kind words & support Cheers
Great update and Thank you for sharing. Welcome to the community and keep the videos coming!
Thank you for the kind words mate Cheers
I'm a few days late Fab sorry about that. I always have too many videos to watch.
Loved your vid bud. Our community is richer because you're in it. Don't worry about the language "clumsiness" as you called it. We all speak styrene. :)
I loved seeing where you lived bud, that road is madness!!!!
The houses built right into the rock are absolutely beautiful.
Thanks Cohen for this kind comment i'm glad to be a part of this wonderful community i'm learning & enjoying every days watching all the vids. Btw These road were builded in 1845 right into 200 meters high cliffs. Cheers Mate
***** I have to say.... they were incredible to see. The houses too. Right in the living rock!!!
Great update! Looking forward to seeing your work. Keep building buddy!
Thanks Mate
Excellent update and happy modeling buddy!
Thanks Norm for your support :)
Hi there I have just watched a few of your videos and have subscribed to your channel, to start with the view from your house is fantastic especially with the covering of snow and I like the P40 you are building I love the P40 and anything to do with the Flying Tigers, you are right about the camouflage scheme as these P40`s were originally for the Royal Air Force and I look forward to seeing the dioramas and lastly I think your English is very good. yours Steve....
Hello Steve thank you so very much for your kind comment and support, i'm a big fan of the AVG history and i love the P-40 i will try my best on this one and there is good web sites witch discussed about AVG's camo patterns this is wonderful to learn. Cheers Fab