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While building the AD-5 dio, I realized that it was actually a bit difficult to see that it had landed on a golf course.
It needed something. While passing a local golf course I happened to see a small sign saying "Replace your divots". Perfect!

Fw-190d By Bob Ribbens
Some early airbrush work by a gentleman whom I met while at work. Shows what can be done with just a little bit of practice! Good job Bob!
Start of the Iwo Jima Diorama
A standard beginning consisting of two layers of blue foamboard, textured with a cigarette lighter and given basic colouring.
Initial posing of figures.
The figures are tacked together temporarily. A pin has been added to each one to hold them upright.
Base covered, Figures in basic colour.
After basic colour, the base recieved a coat of wood glue covered with fine sand.
Various scraps of grass and plants were sprinkled about and the whole thing soaked in woodland scenic cement.
BAR and Trenchgunner
Most of the basic colours have been applied.
Two layers of drybrushing on uniforms,
I'll add insignia and all other colours before final drybrushing.
Base is pretty much finished.
The base sand was darker than I liked, so it was airbrushed to a lighter shade.
I picked up miscellaneous bits and pieces of dead grass and house plants
to make a bit of litter to cover the sand.