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Thanks Ken, did my best with these scenes, especially the "Retreat by Recoil".

Great building with all kinds of possibilities.

Guy, this will be a great project to watch. Appreciate you sharing it.

Frank, just stunning how this looks. I can see a lot of uses for this scene in the future. Appreciate you showing all of the steps it took to complete the scene and how long each one takes.

Thanks Steve, glad to be back, tried my best with these scenarios, Reb's posts were always amazing.

Thanks Steve, was trying to capture that moment. The 9th got into a bad spot in the corner of that field and wanted to match the intensity of the original print by Don.

Thank you Mike, exactly what I was thinking when reviewing the after-action reports on both units.

Thank you Robin, tried my best. done a few more that I may post in the future.

Thank you, tried my best, Retreat by Recoil is one of my favorites that I have done.

Thanks everyone, it is good to be back posting on the forum, and I see a lot of great stuff on here lately that inspired me to start posting again. Have expanded to WW2 of late and been working on a diorama to display the WW2 Britain's as well as some of my trains. Will post some images soon.

Mike, always wondered how they went together. I bought some pieces to be used in a WW2 diorama I have been working on and converted them to be used as an anti-aircraft battery. I attached a few images of that section of the diorama. Chris

Was waiting for the paint to dry on a few pieces and thought I would post a pair of dioramas I did a few years ago and don't recall posting on the forum. One is modeled on Don Troiani's print "Retreat by Recoil" and shows the 9th Massachusetts battery as it defended the area near the Peach...

I think the guidon was modeled off of a New York state battery flag. Surprised they did not use the common Army of the Potomac artillery red and white or national swallow tail pennants in this set. Congrats on getting the set.

Wayne, sure any area in particular and in daylight or nighttime? This section is still in process as is most of the other parts of the display, so it is not finished but would be happy to share. Let me know and I will post them. I cannot remember the last time I posted anything on this forum...

Julie, I just placed an order for the 1 set which it showed in stock. I may have made a mistake that showed it was not available. Hopefully it works out. Appreciate your help with this. Chris

Julie, just saw your response and tried to order the set but it was already gone. I changed the layout and only need one more set to complete the diorama section with the church and street section (see attached image). Let me know when you get the next set in to stock and I will order it...

Looking for 2 sets or a total of 4 columns of the war eagle on plinth by King and Country. Let me know.

Frank, always appreciated when you shared how you built your amazing dioramas, look forward to seeing the next update. Chris

This looks great, building a working railroad within a diorama is very challenging especially when there is limited "off the shelf" offerings. This all looks amazing to me and the level of detail you are putting into it gives it that added sense of realism. American and Atlas are great in the...