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Don't let flattery get You on that hangar, Clanmac! It is good, sure - but there is no way the floor can be that pristine! This is what gives out the toy-not-real - absence of multi-colored pools and streaks all across the floor, especially under the broken roof and by the door. Otherwise, as I've said earlier - You have a great eye and taste for dirt and chipping (and rust) - just enough to make it believable while still keeping the whole thing mad and everboardly MAD-maxy. Thank You!

Switched fire to the waiting room for the Hangar. A little place to have a coffee while waiting for your wasteland wanderer to be patched back together...

Just incredible mate - an endless source of inspiration (and jealousy). Can't wait to see what you churn out next!

Weird... our city recently has gotten quite a lot of graffiti in least accessible spaces, like along the roofs, on balconies and such. Usually they are at about eye or shoulder height of the average person with below average intelligence... But the waiting room is great, such lively and lovely clutter! Thanks for inspiration (and a chuckle)!

A few update pics. My Junktown hangar is now complete. And for Wirecat the floor is now properly dirty! The interior is quite configurable so I have set it up first for my fleet of Ramshackle Rheboks and second as an indoor settlement.

As ever, lots more pics on the Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/Junkt0wn/

Pics...

Wow, that is super impressive. I hope I can one day make a scene like that, with the weathering, and the realism and the grittiness.

Unbelievable amounts of realistic detail- this Junktown you have going on almost has more reality than many actual places I've been- a reason for everything going on, nothing just 'tossed in' to look cluttered. I had to laugh seeing all the boxes, tarps, parts, etc on top of the shipping containers and other 'buildings': for big inspections of our motor pool in the Army, we always got drafted to help the mechanics hide things in high, out of the way places; no good motor sergeant _ever_ had strictly what was on the TO&E and stockage lists. Well done!

Incredible, as always. This is some of the best hobby stuff I have seen anywhere. The realism is impressive.

Wow indeed! A piece of modeling art in and of itself, no game attached. Congratulations!

Long time no post (again).

Been doing a bit more of my Junktown Hangar board and created a rusty corner where vehicles and spares go to die. Feed your rust hunger.

Incredible weathering work, the photo backdrops in particular helps to sell how realistic these look!

Phenomenal stuff as always. It's a real pleasure looking at your work. Big fan of the SHADO-mobile rusting away under all the junk.

King Thor wrote:Incredible weathering work, the photo backdrops in particular helps to sell how realistic these look!

Thanks King Thor - it's actually my back garden. Seems to make for a great post apocalyptic backdrop. I think that's a good thing?

monkeytroll wrote:Phenomenal stuff as always. It's a real pleasure looking at your work. Big fan of the SHADO-mobile rusting away under all the junk.

Cheers Monkey Troll. That one is actually a Matchbox Battle Kings Rocket Launcher, although they do look similar. Just love using die-casts for this kind of stuff.

Ahh, of course it is. The one where the sides fold open to reveal the spring powered launcher. Excellent work still

Been a while since I've posted. Update on anew building I'm working on - The Travelers' Rest. A home for wandering souls who are looking for sanctuary in the Wasteland.

WIP work on the outside and walls





Finished interior walls

Realised I hadn't updated this in a while. Finished this building and it's interior - The Travellers' Rest.

Frankly, it is big, it is clever and I'm glad you've done it. This piece is so crammed full of details that- whilst each one individually may be of little comment beyond the high technical skill of execution- cumulatively it is impossible for the eye to take it all in. Every time I look there is something new I hadn't singled out to make note of.

Extremely well done.

A few of my more recent wasteland vehicles. Models by Fenris Games (survey vehicle) and Pig Iron Productions - the two tanks.

Latest character for Junktown - Tinpot, the Supermutant mechanic.