Stolzdorf. My buildings/battlefield/gadgets.

[Kaczor]

Those figures came from fortnight "T-34" magazine published by EagleMoss where 1/16 static T-34/85 model was sold in two week issues.

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[Son of a gun-ner]

From the left: EagleMoss, resin from Aliexpress, EagleMoss, EagleMoss, resin, Tamiya

Thank you

[Rad_Schuhart]

Nissen hut! It is about 45 cms long. The door is tall enough for a 120mm figure. It has working internal and external lights.

[Son of a gun-ner]

That looks cool Rad

Where's the Thunderbird two?

[Kaczor]

This is great! Tell us more how do you made corrugated plates?

[Rad_Schuhart]

This is great! Tell us more how do you made corrugated plates?

I could say it was a super secret Stolzdorf technology, inherited by family members... But it is just corrugated carboard I found around here, LOL.

I made the base and the sides with wood, then the window and door frames with balsa wood, and lastly I cut that cardboard and glued it. Previously painted, of course.
Plastic from a packet of ham for the windows, and curtains made with an old uniform I had.

That's it!

[Son of a gun-ner]

You can purchase corrugated cardboard with a card on only one side. I've seen it, but can't remember where, sorry

[Model Builder 4]

Nice work as usual on the hut Rad, great use of recycled materials also, with a bit of crafty ingenuity some things can be made for very little cost

Cheers,Lee.

[Estnische]

That looks cool Rad

Where's the Thunderbird two?

My thoughts exactly!

Can you imagine it painted like a Lancaster?

[Will01Capri]

That is excellent, looks great. Would look great in any diorama scene. Nice one