Do you have a special photo you want colorized??

[rbminis]

Great job Bill!
Thanks soooo much!
Ralph.

[Bill T]

No Prob Ralph, anytime.

Here is an interesting photo..... These guys just yanked this Russian out of his tank, after he took his T34 and rammed it into the StuG III pictured in front of it. Not the best candidate for colorization, but worth posting either way.

Another of a captured T34. Both pics from Battle of Moscow again

[Paul D]

Nice work Bill , the photo with the crewman being dragged from the T 34 has been posted before by Dimas and he know's the full history of this incident including the name of the crewman !!

[klassylady25]

Good to see the work still moves on.

[Bill T]

Paul, Didnt know Dimas had posted that....I will have to check it out. Would love to hear the story behind it.

Kandy, good to see you back!!

Will be posting some new ones this weekend

[tempelhof]

Well Bill... if you want to try your hand at this one, go ahead!

It should not be much too do, but I think what makes it interesting is the officer is wearing something not often seen in photos: SS rank with Polizei green backing.
On the other hand, maybe that ribbon bar is gonna be a nightmare.

This is General der Polizei Friedrich "Fritz" Anton Lorenz Sendel and wife.

[Bill T]

haha yeah, those ones are actually pretty hard....like you said the ribbon bar and intricate tabs/boards. But I look forward to giving it a try!


Here is Josef Rolleke of 3rd SS Pz Div TK

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US Soldiers capture a handful of Germans...heer and Luft

[Bill T]

Here is what I got..... Its one of those portraits where the faces are just bright, so the skin tone is very hard to get correct.

[sandgroper]

Bill you are an artist, I never get tired of seeing what you are capable of doing with the pics you are presented with. Well done once again!

[tempelhof]

Wow! Bill!

I'm just blown away but what you can do! I mean you got into those ribbons and have all the colours correct. The ones that I know, and I don't know all of them but do know most of them, are exactly right. There is more to this than just coloring things in. I mean with a situation like this... with ribbons... there is a lot of knowledge and research that has to go into that. Amazing.

Now if you ask me, just looking at it here, I do think you got it right with the skin tones. That aspect looks pretty good to me.

I know this was a difficult photo because of the ribbons and details in the boards. I really appreciate it, Bill.

I owe you a drink sometime!