Up the Line - 1918

As it has lost all the tiles are you going to scatter lots around, and inside?

 

Looks very convincing.

I do like your 'extreme weathering' technique!  It's good to see the model on the workbench, since it reminds one of the scale - so often it's hard to remember whether photos are 2mm, 4mm, 7mm, or whatever.

 

Are you going to tell us the embarrassing details of where you found your camera 

 

Mike

The tiles are a bit of a problem. So far my best solution is cutting suitably coloured paper drinking straws in half but am tempted by trying to cut individual pantiles from a Redutex sheet. I found an interesting photo the other day of a building caught in the act of being blown up during the German retreat to the Hindenberg line. The roof tiles were flying off in all directions and certainly explains the lack of them in most pictures, it would however suggest that not many would land inside the building.

 

Building each model on its own base of foamboard is a great idea as it makes them far more accessible and easy to handle when making and very easy to instal once finished.

 

As to the camera - lurking in a (since removed!), pile of junk, papers and toys under my desk - little person denies all knowledge but I have my suspicions!