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Thank you, Wayne. George AKA: bearybones

Thank you, Bob. George AKA: bearybones

Wayne, a stunning diorama. I love the scope and size of this, with all of the horses with riders charging across the desert. Beautifully done! Would you mind telling me where you got those trees, or did you make them? I have thoroughly enjoyed viewing your diorama. George AKA: bearybones

Interesting question. Personally, I think the Desert Village buildings are meant more for use in a full village diorama, than a small display that shows just a façade and a few figures, like your display of the old Marx figures. The Wood Merchant's House is another building that can be used in...

Hi again, Stefan. You're probably wondering about that second part of my first sentence in my previous post to you, where I thanked you for posting your pictures along with my own submission. Let me explain. I had previously been looking at my own Crusades submission thread, then clicked on...

Stefan, congratulations on your WONDERFUL Crusades diorama and thank you for posting it here, along with my own submission. It is so much fun to see what fellow Crusades collectors are doing. I am very impressed by your scratch built walled city and the palm trees. You obviously put a lot of...

Thank you for your kind words.

Thank you, Joe, Panzer Ace, Carlos, Wayne and Gary. Gary, the Arab walled city is from JG Miniatures. Treefrog carries his offerings. The "ancient city" towers, walls and gate are all sold separately, so you can form your castle any way you desire. In my case, I have the gate, three regular...

Thank you very much, Tom.

Thank you, Cyber Field Marshall, Bradley I30, Michael, Serge, Jack, Wayne and Robin. I appreciate your comments. George AKA: bearybones

Well, I took a break from my work this afternoon and decided to try a few new angles for images of my Crusades diorama, including a bird's eye view.

A beautiful and inspiring diorama. Congratulations to you and Michael Miller. George

Yeah, let's juts say I've taken a bit of artistic license in a few small circumstances with this diorama. In this particular case, there's a bit of a time warp involved and Robert's a long way from Scotland, but you have to admit that, aside from those little issues, he fits into this...

A few close-ups