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Nice expo - a few random comments: 0:32 - as cool as that overfilled dumpster is, a vignette needs some kind of living element, hell, a hobo dumpsterdiving would have made the scene much more interesting. the same goes for 1:09, with the motorcycle and Roman cart(!). Love the idea, but for the love of plastic, PLEASE add something living to your vignette, k? 2:03 - the idea and executionis nice, but the base is too big - either cut it in half (I'm thinking making it triangular only showing the barbed wire and the motorcycle would suffice) or fill the empty space with something - in this case a crowd of people would have been fitting. 3:23 is a good example of filling a large empty space with something giving it life. As comparison, 2:05 and forward are great - its just the phone and a figure, but the execution of it is fantastic. Wish I had come up with the idea. Speaking of, 2:24 is also very well executed in all its simplicity. 4:56 is an example of weathering going too far; the amount of rust on that gun is way overdone and something one would see on a gun that has been stored in abarn somewhere for the last 50 years or so, not something that is in active service. An example of that is the Jagdpanther at 6:01; it has been knocked out and abandoned probably decades ago. Again, something living would have livened up the piece, but the sense of abandonment and decay is great here (the actual damage to the tracks and wheels could have been done better, but nevermind that). 6:29 - that grass could have been improved by a spot of paint - I have yet to see grass that bright green. 6:42 - great example of 'when not knowing the size, add a human' - I have no idea what kind of vehicle that is, but with the figure next to it, I get a sense of how big it is (massive, thanks for asking). Well executed as an idea. The same actually goes for the aircraft at 9:10 - adding that tourist(?) makes the plane more imposing. Overall, nice collection of models. Well done.
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The woody wagon was a deserving winner of best in show.
Really cool model show. 👍
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Nice expo - a few random comments:
0:32 - as cool as that overfilled dumpster is, a vignette needs some kind of living element, hell, a hobo dumpsterdiving would have made the scene much more interesting. the same goes for 1:09, with the motorcycle and Roman cart(!). Love the idea, but for the love of plastic, PLEASE add something living to your vignette, k?
2:03 - the idea and executionis nice, but the base is too big - either cut it in half (I'm thinking making it triangular only showing the barbed wire and the motorcycle would suffice) or fill the empty space with something - in this case a crowd of people would have been fitting. 3:23 is a good example of filling a large empty space with something giving it life.
As comparison, 2:05 and forward are great - its just the phone and a figure, but the execution of it is fantastic. Wish I had come up with the idea. Speaking of, 2:24 is also very well executed in all its simplicity.
4:56 is an example of weathering going too far; the amount of rust on that gun is way overdone and something one would see on a gun that has been stored in abarn somewhere for the last 50 years or so, not something that is in active service. An example of that is the Jagdpanther at 6:01; it has been knocked out and abandoned probably decades ago. Again, something living would have livened up the piece, but the sense of abandonment and decay is great here (the actual damage to the tracks and wheels could have been done better, but nevermind that).
6:29 - that grass could have been improved by a spot of paint - I have yet to see grass that bright green.
6:42 - great example of 'when not knowing the size, add a human' - I have no idea what kind of vehicle that is, but with the figure next to it, I get a sense of how big it is (massive, thanks for asking). Well executed as an idea. The same actually goes for the aircraft at 9:10 - adding that tourist(?) makes the plane more imposing.
Overall, nice collection of models. Well done.
Thanks for the detailed comment. I agree with most of your observations.