Masterfully done! Great accomplishment. A tutorial build to be proud of for sure. You have even "WOW-ed" Brett and I suspect that isn't easy to do. You created a really nice looking diorama to look at and investigate while zooming in on the detail (and there are plenty of details to investigate). Glad to see that you were able to incorporate both trucks into the diorama at this point. http://www.craftsmankituniversity.com/vanforum/uploads/imageupload/282/747B2OIO3PTM.jpg
If and when time allows perhaps you could add some close up truck photos (isolated from this build scene and each other) on Eric's "Exact 1/48th Scale Trucks and Other Vehicles" page.
Joel, this is one amazing build you just finished. Beautifully detailed and the two trucks were a super idea. Brett made a perfect choice by asking you to collaborate with the Oscale foundry. Thanks for sharing your skills.
Joel, your build is just unbelievable! Just such a joy to look at the photos and read the complete text of the build. Thank you so much for sharing your talents! I also think the backdrop you used in these last photos works so nicely with the build. I will send you a pm that I hope you can answer when time allows. Wonderful, wonderful build.
Well Gentlemen thank you for the lovely comments. I really like sharing all these different approaches and hopefully some of you will try them and others may even build on the techniques and post the result on the forum so we can all improve.looking forward to diving into the Morton's kit. Hopefully it will arrive in the next few months. Brett has so many irons in the fire I have no issues with waiting a bit longer as I'd rather he takes the time and does it up to the nines. Never been disappointed yet.
hey everyone. like i did with ken's wood tutorial, i have condensed this thread into JUST joel's posts. it's a three part pdf if any one would like them, send me a pm. i did this because once i finally close out railroad camp, this one is next.
This is a six-months-down-the-road post, but having just finished my Truck Repair, I want to say thanks to Joel for the great thread and inspiration. I have, on occasion, aged, knotted, and chalked weathered a rather well done wall only to discover that it would be covered forever by a casting or sign - !@#$%^. My magnificent wife says, ‘well, you’ll know it’s there.’ True, and I appreciate that. But unless Joel removes the roof, no one will know about the cord and outlet for the grinder. Thing is, now I know. I forget things, but I cannot un-know them, and whenever anyone praises my TR (not too likely), I shall always tell them, ‘ you cannot imagine what a real master can do.’
We should create a 1/48th truck thread. Are you in? We all need trucks and could get ideas from each other. I tried a small 1/43 truck but it really doesn't cut it. Brett, you good with this?
I was looking for something in one of Joels threads and came across this one build while I was looking. Such a beautiful model from a great modeller....
So, I decided to bump the thread up while I was enjoying Joels work, incase anybody missed it.
Unfortunately as Bono once said, "I still, didn't find, what I'm looking for..."
But, I did have much enjoyment looking at Joels great work.
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Masterfully done! Great accomplishment. A tutorial build to be proud of for sure. You have even "WOW-ed" Brett and I suspect that isn't easy to do. You created a really nice looking diorama to look at and investigate while zooming in on the detail (and there are plenty of details to investigate).
Glad to see that you were able to incorporate both trucks into the diorama at this point.
http://www.craftsmankituniversity.com/vanforum/uploads/imageupload/282/747B2OIO3PTM.jpg
If and when time allows perhaps you could add some close up truck photos (isolated from this build scene and each other) on Eric's "Exact 1/48th Scale Trucks and Other Vehicles" page.
Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ
Thanks for sharing your skills.
Geezerbill
But I will. say it again,Just fantastic. WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!
Alan
I have, on occasion, aged, knotted, and chalked weathered a rather well done wall only to discover that it would be covered forever by a casting or sign - !@#$%^. My magnificent wife says, ‘well, you’ll know it’s there.’ True, and I appreciate that. But unless Joel removes the roof, no one will know about the cord and outlet for the grinder. Thing is, now I know. I forget things, but I cannot un-know them, and whenever anyone praises my TR (not too likely), I shall always tell them, ‘ you cannot imagine what a real master can do.’
Such a beautiful model from a great modeller....
So, I decided to bump the thread up while I was enjoying Joels work, incase anybody missed it.
Unfortunately as Bono once said, "I still, didn't find, what I'm looking for..."
But, I did have much enjoyment looking at Joels great work.
Later, Dave S, Tucson, AZ