The Big Turk

[Peter]

Hello,
well the Big Turk, that was me, Michael. Unfortunately, I Don't find the pictures any more. I sent them immediately to Peter when they were shot when I was in holidays. You need to go to the competition to see them.
I knew that I was handicapped, not such a gifted artist as some othesr here, choice of Mars figures - but that was a bit my "against all odds spirit" and actually I like these - and finishing a small dio on holidays is challenging because you don't have all your stuff. For the soil I used real soil scraped from underneath the snow (I was skiing). However, I had the great reward of many people voting for me. I thank them all heartily - gives me spirit to outdo myself.
Further, I want to congratulate my competitor winners, Roustam and the cuirassiers - they deserved winning. But be careful, next time….

Happy modelling
Michael





Added the pictures Michael!

[Peter]

It was a great entry but it was just like mine, how did you call it? "Panzerfutter"?

Thanks for joining the competition!

[Susofrick]

You did wonders with those figures, but it was apparently not enough. Great to see some odd figures in a very nice setting! Well, looks like an execution, but whatever... it is nicely done! No, not the execution ....

[Graeme]

Mars? Really?

You've made these rather awkward figures look very respectable.

Nice exotic and colourful scene, the longer I look the more I like it.

[Peter]

... the longer I look the more I like it.

That's because you have seen that glass with pastis on the right in the first picture!