More Cool Stuff From Per Olav Lund

[marc_reusser]

The attached images were posted by Per in his current diorama project.
Scale is 1/35.

The whole thread Can be seen on the Mig Forum
http://www.migproductionsforums.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=4826

There is also a shorter thread with the same pics but less SBS, on the "Little Norway Forum":
http://www.little-norway.org/forum/index.php?topic=141.0



MR

[Ray Dunakin]

Fantastic work! I especially like the ambulance he added to the scene. The paint and weathering on it are terrific.

I wish I could find a similar vehicle in 1/24th, it would make a great railbus.

[RoughboyModelworks]

Thanks for posting the photos & link Marc... he really does do magnificent work. Like Ray, I like the ambulance in the diorama, very evocative...

Paul

[marc_reusser]

Ray,

It would take a bit of work, but this kit could be used. I have this kit, and was planning on making a bush-tram type of railcar with it (someday  )

http://pics.towerhobbies.com/image/m/mpcs0704.jpg

there is actuallu an Aussi prototype for this kind of van...I think it was the Smith Brothers logging operation or something like it.


Marc

[mobilgas]

I like the [how to] on the broken glass for vehicles.  I dont know if glass would shatter like that on cars from the 40's or 30's. I think its plastic between the glass that holds the shattered pieces like that. ? Either way i like the effect.   Craig

[jacq01]

Craig,

   tempered glass is breaking in small pieces and is used in side- and rear windows of cars since the 40's and in full production after the 50's.
   Windscreens are glass-pvb-glass laminations since the 20's - 30's 
   The glass in the VW is correct as it is a 70's model.

   Jacq