BOOBY TRAP ! Stug III Ausf.G Early Normandy June 1944 DAS WERK 1/16

The diorama is therefore 60 cm long and 40 cm wide. Its base consists of a 40 mm thick Styrodur plate. The floor is shaped by portion with a mixture of tile-making glue and filler. So the plaster hardens less quickly... I soupoudre in this still fresh coating of the ground and small stones. The frequent passages of vehicles, drive the pebbles into a soft soil because very wet in Normandy I have restored all this by working in the fresh plaster with a paint roller. I repeated this operation until complete covering of the ground. Cows entering the meadow are marked by numerous hoof marks in the ground. I reproduced these impressions by creating a “stamp” in a square of wood balsa shaped hoof. before pressing it into the soil still wet. For the following some pebbles will appear here and there without exaggeration.
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Unlike 1/35 vegetation does not exist at 1/16... Manufacturers will be interested in this very soon I am convinced. But for now, you have to look for and be imaginative. I don’t know if these types of stores exist in your country? There is a group of stores specialized in “culture” the brand name is Cultura... There is everything: paint, brushes, glue, felt-tip pens, books, music, scrapbooking material, fine art material and lots of small objects and curiously flowers and plastic plants
By prospecting in stores like this, I manage to find objects that I will divert for my dioramas. This is the case of these plastic flowers.There are different shapes and colors that often serve as decoration!
This is how I was able to create the creeping ivy on the wall. The dead branches are small roots glued to wood glue

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The Revell paint pot gives you an idea of the size of the flowers
 
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With regards,
Rob
 
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