Soviet Aerosan diorama
I got a commission from a military magazine to build a diorama with three different Aerosans.
The deadline was short, I started the build last Tuesday and finished it yesterday with one day to spare... Phew!
The kits are from Trumpeter, and was very nice to assemble, but the photo etch parts were very tedious to do. 🙂
All in all a very fun project.
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Bill Koppos said on November 10, 2015
Very neat, very cold. Musta been noisy things tho.
Michael Graff said on November 10, 2015
Noisy, fun, same thing!
🙂
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on November 10, 2015
As Bill Mauldins Willie observed, "A moving foxhole attracts the eye!"
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on November 10, 2015
Michael, nicely done, hope your client was happy. That does look Soviet, real different, though a clever solution given the weather and terrain they had to face.
Rob Pollock said on November 10, 2015
Great looking photos of this unusual subject. Any plans for figures? Stalingrad do an excellent range of tankers, etc. Anyway, very interesting presentation.
Craig Abrahamson said on November 10, 2015
I can only concur with the above observations. The customer had to be quite pleased I would say.
Michael Graff said on November 10, 2015
Thanks!
I will see if I can add a figure or two later.
bob mack said on November 10, 2015
love that and the open one
Greg Kittinger said on November 11, 2015
Not sure what the heck they are, but they look really cool and the modeling work is great - especially the diorama.
George Williams said on December 2, 2015
Very interesting!