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HELL IN THE PACIFIC...

Discussion in 'vBench (Works in Progress)' started by lupanzer, Dec 3, 2013.

  1. lupanzer Active Member

    Country:
    Brazil
    ofgh.jpg Alpine 120mm painted with oils and acrylics...
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    Stephan, Funky50, Maki and 15 others like this.
  2. swralph A Fixture

    this is really well painted the camo is fantastic
    Steve Ward likes this.
  3. Dennis Active Member

    Country:
    England
    Very very nicely done, first class presentation of the camo, the ground work and the model title; a great portrayal of a young man in wartime.
    Dennis
  4. lupanzer Active Member

    Country:
    Brazil
    Thanks a swralph and Dennis for the nice comments...very appreciate!

    Best!

    Luiz.
  5. eas6644 Active Member

    Country:
    United-States
    Very good job on the camo.
    The jungle foliage seems out of place if this takes place on Tarawa(Betio), which I believe operation Galvanic was all about. Any photos or film form that invasion show an island with scarce jungle vegetation. I'd refer you to the Eric Hammel pictorial on Tarawa.
    Great job though on this figure.
    Ed
  6. lupanzer Active Member

    Country:
    Brazil
    ...yes Ed,I agree with you about Tarawa,but this scene recriates the first days of the campaign , where the vegetation still was good ...

    Luiz
  7. T50 A Fixture

    Country:
    United-States
    Congrats!
    Nice work :)
  8. JasonB Moderator

    Country:
    United-States
    Just an FYI. Betio island was part of a coral atoll (Tarawa) so it was mostly sand and did not have this thickness of vegetation to begin with. Basically palm trees and scrub.The Japanese had worked on it for many months turning it into a fortress, so many of the trees had been used for constructing bunkers (lots of stumps), and sand covered many of their emplacements. It was bombarded and bombed for several hours so by the time the Marines came ashore, it was shattered palm trees and palm fronds on the ground, and sand. The entire battle only lasted 3 days.This kind of vegetation would be more appropriate for Guadalcanal, or the earlier jungle island campaigns. Your figure is very well done
  9. Steve Ward Member

    Country:
    Singapore
    Excellent work on the camouflage. Love the detail on the rifle.
  10. Ferris A Fixture

    Excellent piece of work Luiz!
    I like this figure a lot to start with, and your painting has really brought him to life.
    I also very much like the groundwork and how you placed the figure in it.

    Adrian
  11. tonydawe A Fixture

    Country:
    Australia
    Well done Luiz, the painting on the camo is superb.
  12. Jazz A Fixture

    Country:
    England
    Nicely painted camouflage and groundwork. I think the skin tones need more shading though. A very nice figure overall.
  13. Maki Active Member

    Country:
    Croatia
    Great job on a great figure. I only wish you subdued the camo colors a bit.

    Well done,
    Mario
  14. megroot A Fixture

    Country:
    Netherlands
    Great paintjob on the figure. And if I read the comments of the groundwork (vegetation not representative for the place) it is awesome.

    Marc

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