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Syria 2

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The Syrian conflict has been in the news now for a number of months- with the opportunity to view the battles up close. Paul decided to try and replicate this in 1:35th scale.

The buildings are scratch built from plaster and foam board and Paul cleverly repurposed a mould from a lamp stand to make minaret tower. The vehicle is Trumpeter's BMP 1 with added armour as per the reference picture. The figures are a mixture of Verlinden and Evolution.
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About the Author

About Paul Brickles (PaulBrickles)
FROM: ENGLAND - EAST ANGLIA, UNITED KINGDOM

I am a 46 yr old Architect living in Cheshire England. I got interested in military modeling from an early age progressing onto Tamiya kits as soon as they were available in the UK. Over the years I have tried to develop and better myself with a multitude of kits and different mediums. At one poi...


Comments

Superb work Paul – a poignant and powerful statement about the stupidity & waste of it all, sooner or later they’ll have to clear up the mess if there’s anyone left to do it. The minaret’s a masterpiece & the whole scene with all its extraordinary detail must have taken hundreds of hours. Bravo
FEB 24, 2018 - 03:19 PM
Wow! That is very nice - depiction is spot on... one question - did you scratch build the Big Wheel or is it from an accessory kit? I am always looking for bits like that for my vignettes... nice job overall!
FEB 24, 2018 - 07:03 PM
Excellent build and finish. Top job indeed.
FEB 24, 2018 - 10:50 PM
Top notch workmanship! Congratulations!
FEB 24, 2018 - 11:37 PM
Wow! I really like the improv cage armour. Isn't building rubble just a lady though? That was probably harder than the entire rest of the build. Came out effective, though I would have added more dust on everything; that's what you come away with from places like that, smells, rubble, death and dust inches thick on literally everything. That and flies...
FEB 25, 2018 - 05:32 AM
A lot of superb work. Amazing dio!!
FEB 25, 2018 - 01:53 PM
Hi - sorry the big wheel?
FEB 26, 2018 - 03:05 PM