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On this cold and now quiet wooded area in Bastogne some gave all.................
 

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OK, PA this one is up there with ''KABOOM'' how the heck did you get the light effect in the smoke??....^&confuse
Wayne.
 
OK, PA this one is up there with ''KABOOM'' how the heck did you get the light effect in the smoke??....^&confuse
Wayne.

I like the snow effects. It always adds a sense of atmosphere for people like me. I did not see snow until I was 17 and then not again until I was 25.
 
I like the snow effects. It always adds a sense of atmosphere for people like me. I did not see snow until I was 17 and then not again until I was 25.
Only ever seen pictures of the stuff I'm ashamed to say, haven't got about to many cold places......:redface2: Don't think there is much in Texas either..:rolleyes2:
Wayne.
 
Only ever seen pictures of the stuff I'm ashamed to say, haven't got about to many cold places......:redface2: Don't think there is much in Texas either..:rolleyes2:
Wayne.

Have you not heard the expression 'as cold as a mother in law's smile'. Think back - you have experienced the cold!
 
Have you not heard the expression 'as cold as a mother in law's smile'. Think back - you have experienced the cold!
Ha, can't repeat the more well know saying on this forum.....:wink2:^&grin
 
Wayne ,
I am used to the stuff, we experience it almost every winter. This year we had another 20 inches of snow in the Ardennes. A little bit less near the coastal area where I live .
guy:)
 
Jack, my mother in law had a smile like a General Electric deep freezer.
guy:)
 
Wayne ,
I am used to the stuff, we experience it almost every winter. This year we had another 20 inches of snow in the Ardennes. A little bit less near the coastal area where I live .
guy:)
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR... No thanks, the sunshine is just fine by me, mind you it is raining here as I type.
Wayne.
 
Only ever seen pictures of the stuff I'm ashamed to say, haven't got about to many cold places......:redface2: Don't think there is much in Texas either..:rolleyes2:
Wayne.

Believe it or not it snows here several times during the winter !!!
 
@PA - I really like your diorama. Very well done. Also a clear identication that the "Endsieg" is near.:rolleyes2:

Thanks for sharing this with us.
Oliver
 
I love the blowing up of the tank....Smoke and fire...Amazing!
 
Another cracker of a dio PA and forget about those soft Brissy boys complaining about the cold and snow, i love the stuff even though there's bugger all chance of seeing any in my neck of the woods! ^&grin

Tom
 
Only ever seen pictures of the stuff I'm ashamed to say, haven't got about to many cold places......:redface2: Don't think there is much in Texas either..:rolleyes2:
Wayne.

Come to Canada during the winter. You will see enough snow to last you for a lifetime ^&grin
Brendan
 
On this cold and now quiet wooded area in Bastogne some gave all.................

Nice work again Wayne. Love the Dept 56 trees. Love the smoke and the fire ball inside the smoke. Great figures.

Great work.

Ludwig
 
Come to Canada during the winter. You will see enough snow to last you for a lifetime ^&grin
Brendan

OR .. come to the state of Maine. Most years we get 100 - 120 inches per season.{sm2}

Two years ago we actually had tunnels to and from the garage and into some stores. Hundreds of roofs collapsed. Every year I say to the wife, “Most snow we had in ages, d@rn stuff will never melt.” But it generally gets around to it by end of April.

That is a fantastic dio.
Almost to real as you can sense the tragedy of those tankers laying in the cold snow. That smoke is wonderful, the whole scene is. Thanks!! --- Larry
 
@PA - I really like your diorama. Very well done. Also a clear identication that the "Endsieg" is near.:rolleyes2:

Thanks for sharing this with us.
Oliver

I love the blowing up of the tank....Smoke and fire...Amazing!

Another cracker of a dio PA and forget about those soft Brissy boys complaining about the cold and snow, i love the stuff even though there's bugger all chance of seeing any in my neck of the woods! ^&grin

Tom

Nice work again Wayne. Love the Dept 56 trees. Love the smoke and the fire ball inside the smoke. Great figures.

Great work.

Ludwig

OR .. come to the state of Maine. Most years we get 100 - 120 inches per season.{sm2}

Two years ago we actually had tunnels to and from the garage and into some stores. Hundreds of roofs collapsed. Every year I say to the wife, “Most snow we had in ages, d@rn stuff will never melt.” But it generally gets around to it by end of April.

That is a fantastic dio.
Almost to real as you can sense the tragedy of those tankers laying in the cold snow. That smoke is wonderful, the whole scene is. Thanks!! --- Larry
Appreciate all the comments gents ! The burning fire inside of the smoke worked out great. No power cord attached either !!!
 
Appreciate all the comments gents ! The burning fire inside of the smoke worked out great. No power cord attached either !!!

How did you do it. I used a sharpee marker for cannon blast but it did not look that good. Also, how do you blacken. I use cigarette ashes. However I do not smoke.

Ludwig
 
Ok you blokes the answer to the 'snow' issue is very simple, do yourselves a favour and move to OZ.. :wink2:{eek3} PA... you haven't answered the real issue here...how did you do the fire in the smoke!!!!!!!^&confuse
Wayne.
 

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