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Hoth - All of these buildings were hand painted. I have airbrushed craft paints in the past and since they are generally acrylics, plain old H2O works as a thinner although I suppose you could use any acrylic thinner. I'm told that the pigments in most craft paints are not as finely ground as in most hobby paints so they can be more difficult to airbrush, especially with smaller nozzles or lower pressures. A drop or two of retarder and flow improver do help as well.
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1939, 1944
Here are a couple of shots of GHQ models covering the beginning and the beginning of the end of World War II.

Poland, 1939

Belgium, 1944

Poland, 1939

Belgium, 1944
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Perryville, KY - October 8, 1862
Perryville, KY - October 8, 1862
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I had a little fun with some of the most recent releases from GHQ, the Opel Blitz with oil drums and with open beds. See if you can guess from what movie this scene was taken. If you're as old as I am, it should be easy!
"I was worse scared than I was at Shiloh" - Sam Watkins
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Guess I'll reveal that I'm no spring chicken. Looks like the scene from "Battle of the Bulge" where Henry Fonda watches the Germans' empty fuel drums drop into the river and float away and he realizes the Germans have a serious fuel shortage problem.
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Very nice work on the 2 vignettes there, Bill. I also really like the Opel Blitz trucks as well.
Well done!
Pete
Well done!
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ACWBill / it is truly impressive work, i had never thought 6mm scale could be used for such detailed diorama.
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Since first model i have made some progress in technique. I paint some new model only with air brush and here is the result.








Soon i think i can finish MERDC for m103 and plan to purchase extra K2 tank and k1a1. Hope you joy.
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Since first model i have made some progress in technique. I paint some new model only with air brush and here is the result.








Soon i think i can finish MERDC for m103 and plan to purchase extra K2 tank and k1a1. Hope you joy.