1Well, I finally finished Rusty the tractor for my first Flames of War scratch built objective-marker. This one is dedicated to the 101st Airborne Division. Here he sits abandoned in the corner of a small garden plot while a nearby Pathfinder anxiously wonders if his Eureaka beacon is really switched on:
Hedge was made of milliput and topped with Woodland Scenics clump. What Chris calls the ‘cabbage patch’ 
was sculpted out of a thick layer of Vallejo Dark Earth pumice topped with Tamiya Soil Effect textured paint. A range of flocks, static grass and tufts finish it all off. I’m currently liking the Army Painter / Mininatur Meadow Grass flowers. The old cartwheel is PeterPig and the logs some plastic stuff I’ve had lurking in my bitzbox since time immemorial.
Really enjoyed making this one. Fantastic para sculpt, lovely Langley Models’ N Gauge 1940s tractor and all to easy to get OCD about the scenics.
Nice. The yellow flowers totally do it.
Another gem. Reminds me.. I should throw a few sickies and get some modelling done
superb.
Super sweet. I love it.
Thanks chaps. Working on the old Soviet HQ objective at present. Going to try pinning. Anyone know anygood tutorials on removing figures from bases?
Only what I’ve read about pinning in books: looks like a good subject for a modeldad tutorial?
I think you might be right. Going to try pinning figures onto a base and a vehicle. Let me have a go and I’ll see what I can do
how can i get the yellow flowers and the wheel and car
Folow the links in the text, they should take you to all the places you need to go to get the items you want.