Battle for the last Barrel Display (1 Viewer)

[Andanna]

Having received the two Jenkins King Tigers and planning a trip to La Gleize, I decided to create a display. Still waiting for a house facade to finish the display off, the current wall is a stand in. The battle for the last barrels of fuel has begun in December 1944.
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[Andanna]

The full display:

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[mestell]

An outstanding display showcasing your big "cats". Nicely staged and photographed.

Mike

 

[Grey Heron]

Quite impressive these beautiful cats! Thanks for sharing your collection.

Cheers,
Grey

 

[villagehorse]

Reminds me of a scene in The Battle of the Bulge movie, although only a Tiger not a King. Very cool. Robin.

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Excellent! Really like your diorama.

 

[Wolfgang_UK]

Very nice display and fantastic photos. Thank you.:salute::

 

[Andanna]

Thank you for your kind words. Contemporary photos of La Gleize show a rural town with roads and squares without asphalt. I hence used cat litter as the base. It also helped absorb some of the moisture from the glue and I had no warping. And before you ask: yes, the litter was unscented.

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