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Hurrah! Your back.
Great to see you at it. Great work, dude. It looks brilliant, I have used the same barbwire technique and it is great but a bit fiddly.

As a note, i see you saying you are doing pieces 12" (30cm) long. The competition actually asks for a minimum of 2 pieces of "fence" with an overall length of a minimum of 12". So you could do 2 bits 15cm long or 4 bits 7.5cm long. You can have longer and more bits as you see fit. It is just that you seem to be under the impression you have to do 2 bits 30cm long. just trying to clarify.

Your stuff so far is looking brilliant. And with your plans look amazing. With your skills this will be a brilliant I am sure.

Thank you Cam!
And a big thanks for that claification too! i was indeed under the impression that it had to be 2 peices 12" long..

well, that makes for alot of new ideas..
i'm still gonna do a total of 60cm but i'm gonna make them in 5cm sections. and i'm also gonna add corners!

but right now i'm making alot of barbwire, that's why i haven't made an update yet. this takes time..

Nice work on those Chimeras, looking forward to seeing more tanks!

 Elnibbus wrote:
Nice work on those Chimeras, looking forward to seeing more tanks!

Thank you! and welcome!



This here, is quite time consuming..

FINALLY!!!!

5 years later i'm finally done with the barbwire and fence.



and this sums up to 7 peices of fence 25,5cm long and 4,5cm wide.
and about 23 strips of barbed wire 29cm long.

please let this be enough..

and a note to self... don't store the wire in a pile.. there are only 23 of them. but it took me almost 20 minutes to separate them!



and some other news then. iv'e got my hands on some styrofoam now, so i'm able to start carving out the wallpieces! yaay!

Nice work. Time consuming and fiddly stuff but will be worth it.

Barbwire is a pain, but in the end your terrain will look amazing for the work and dedication you put into it. Trust me.

That is going to look awesome! Nice technique for barbed wire also..... might have to give it a try...

Is DiDDe making a "No Man's Land"?