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The Barzo Castle is unbelievable!! We do not see items like that in my small rural area of Ontario. A great object for inspiration. Thank you for posting the picture!! don

Hello Scott, Many thanks for the feedback. I am basically your British Victorian and Edwardian soldier collector. When I started out I bought what I thought looked appealling but as time went on, as you know, everyting looks good. So I narrowed my interests to those eras. Even at that it...

Hi Louis, Thank you for your comments as well as Sabre's. It is made from 1/4" MDF and sprayed with "stone effects" paint and then given a stone gray wash. Unfortunately, my photo skills are not to the mark - there are walkways behind the walls and battlements. I like the idea of the moss and...

Hello, For those who like castles I have completed this project for a friend who likes knights. Thank you for looking and your comments are welcome. Don jordan

Terrence, I really enjoyed your diorama and I think the backdrop is perfect. The staging captures the chaos of the battle - lots to look at for the interested eye. Great Job! don

Hi Eric! Thank you for your reply. The scale I will be using is 1/35th and the tank (Emhar Models) is exactly like the one in your pictures - mine will be British markings. I have to figure out the correct setting to include a trench and position the tank. I do not want to over power the...

Eric, Thank you and I agree that CEF is not represented well enough. I am still working on a trench scene involving a Mark IV tank. When completed I will post it up. don

Hello, This is the second diorama I created - "Into No Man's Land" as part of the CEF WW1 theme. Thank you for looking!! don

Hello Eric, Yes I made the base from stock molding - I believe basic Roman ogee is the what the profile is refered to. Thank you for your feed back and gracious comments. Don

Hello, I wanted to show my interpretation of a "fire base" depicting the Canadian Expeditionary Force - WW1. the soldiers and canon are from an Emhar kit. Still working on a trench scene involving a Mark IV tank. When it is done I will post it for my armour friends. Kind regards and thank you...

Michael, I apprecaite your comments - mostly trial and error as opposed to skill and precision on this model. It is actually a prototype - I wanted to make the dais so I finally got down to work. Looking at pictures and taken one of my toy soldiers and compared scale. Basically, I assumed my...

Thank you all for the positive feedback - the model is made from wood - cut to dimensions which can be tricky to achieve proper scale. Other items came from the fabric store and the dome is a lid from a slurppy cup. The rug and chairs were Ebay purchases. More or less adapting practical items to...

Hello, I recently completed this scratch built model as a backdrop or center piece for displaying toy soldiers related to the 1903 Durbar. Thanks for looking. Don

Selling Black Watch - Band, Colour Guard and Presentation of Christmas Pudding sets. All in mint with boxes. Don / Woodduke