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[waynepoo]

ALE
The Great War.​

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[waynepoo]

ALE.
The Great War.



Building and lighting by Bob (Fitzgibbon)

Wayne.​

 

[Fitzgibbon]

That's a great selection of figures Wayne. They all work so well together in the story.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Wayne...I think this is one of your better ones...really nice!

 

[TomNT]

Wayne...I think this is one of your better ones...really nice!

Have to agree Mike, one of Wayne's better one's and very nice touch with the fireplace.

Tom

 

[ivanmoe]

Wayne, you’ve done nice job of integrating a fairly diverse collection of figures above, and the surroundings are simply marvelous.:salute::

-Moe

 

[villagehorse]

The accessories just add so much. You seem to have an endless supply Wayne. Robin.

 

[waynepoo]

The accessories just add so much. You seem to have an endless supply Wayne. Robin.

I have amassed a few over time, but in this case much in the scene belongs to Bob who also created the wonderful building and installed the lighting effects.

 

[Fitzgibbon]

Andy has often said that the diorama setting is a bit like a stage, and the arrangement of the figures to fit it then tells the story. This "stage" was made several years ago and designed around the concept of a universal European building. Little has changed of thes preserved artefacts over time. I have used this stage to display figures from the English Civil War through to WWI - it has always served that purpose admirably, and the lighting adds definition to the detail of the figures as well as the accessories. Of course it helps that there are some really great figures available, and a master like Wayne to arrange them to effect.