Hansa Brandenburg W29/written off (Ausgemustert) WNW [1:32]

[Dave W]

That is superb modelling Manni! I am in awe of the level of detail and quality in your display. Just world class quality!

Mere words do not adequately convey how impressive this is!

kindest regards

Dave Wilson
Gold Coast
Australia

[Ryan]

Manni,

This is quite an achievement, it would be nice to see in person, your distressing work looks very good sir.

Ryan

[aliluke]

Amazing work Manni.
I can't imagine how much thought is put into this but you have created both an extraordinary scene and a background story to go with it.

Bravo!!!

Cheers
Alistair

[jeroen_R90S]

Fantastic work, Manni!

[Bughunter]

Manni, I was a week offline so I missed this piece of art!
I like all your little details, there is so much work in every detail - this is GREAT !!!

Cheers,
Frank

[Gisbod]

Awesome Manni!

Bye

Guy

[Edo]

wow Manny!
i don’t know how i missed this build before, but it is fantastic!
you are doing an incredible work! tons of things to learn too! veryinspirational!

the rotten, the algae, the damp.... have you thought to tourn the concept completely around and add some zombies?
ciao
edo

[ktrembacz]

That is awesome! I saw it first time and I'm shocked with the effect! 

[PrzemoL]

Spectacular. So much life-like... I am amazed.

[Manni]

Hello my friends,
Many thanks for the positive feedback.
I am always very happy about it. That always gives you new motivation.
My construction went slowly but steadily forward. Here are the next steps:
I made corrugated iron out of the sheet metal of empty tubes for the roof of the dwelling and brushed it in different brown and red tones. After a little chipping and the one or other washing I was satisfied with the result.







Bookshelf and windows were still provided with cobwebs.







The dwelling was equipped with mattress, blanket, suitcases, flag and oven. Afterwards some dirt was attached.









Healthy food was provided in the form of a tomato plant.

 



The shelter is now ready. A few small details and plants have been added here and there.

 











I made the tree using the wire twisting method and then painted it with 2-component spatula from the car body sector.
The now hardened tree was then painted with grey and then washed in brown.

 

afterwards I have applied green moss and with the help of a pipette different green tones dripped on.



Here and there a few highlights were set and simulated with Tamiya XF76 lichens.



I brushed the PE leaves of Eduard in different green, brown, yellow and red tones. The branch was brushed with a fine brush by hand.



Individually or in segments the leaves and branches are glued to the tree model.
 







That's it, now the tree has to be finished and then the old concrete plates are added. Oh yes... the figures are still missing...
I'll see you soon,
Manni

[andonio64]

Imagining this scene in the "real" reality is like listening to a story, or reading a book about the life of the man who lives beneath th the wings... really touching...

Thanks for sharing this mastarpiece Manni!

[PrzemoL]

Amazing artistry in this still life scene brought to shining! Jawdropping.

[lone modeller]

Prez has written it....amazing artistry bringing to life to a still life scene. I am utterly speechless at the delicacy of all of those details - such patience and real skill. What an amazing model.

Stephen.

[Bughunter]

I was gobsmacked when I saw your new pcitures. This is not a model, this is pure art!

Cheers,
Frank

[RAGIII]

Every time I think you have this one as good as it gets you make it better!
RAGIII