Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL (1 Viewer)

[The Lt.]

Here is the P and P Products Buffalo Hunt set with some digital magic.

It's always great to see you work your digital magic Joe. {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

 

[The Lt.]

Once again found myself bored..The Lt.

 

[W T Allison II]

 

[Louis Badolato]

I'm pretty bored at the momment, so I thought I would try to move some photos Brad already resized and posted for me to this thread. The diorama setting is Hudson & Allen, the vehicles and their occupants are CJB Models. This is the theme of the diorama:

Snetterton Heath, England, May, 1941. Mr. and Mrs. St. John-Smythe pause in the midst of pulling out their new 1939 Morris 8hp Tourer (with the top down on this surprisingly warm spring day) to watch a Royal Artillery column pass through their quiet village. One of the new Humber 'Ironside" Armored Cars leads the way, followed by a tracked "Dragon" Mark III Artillery Tractor, two different Morris General Service Trucks (a Morris D Type 30 cwt 6 x 4 and a Morris D Type 30 cwt 6 x 4 Truck M1 Forward Control) and a Burnett Ambulance. Two 1924 to 1931 Morris T Type "Tonner" Delivery Trucks, one advertising "Oxo" and one "Bisto" pass in the opposite direction.

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[Louis Badolato]

A few more shots of the CJB Models/Hudson & Allen diorama:

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[W T Allison II]

I'm pretty bored at the momment, so I thought I would try to move some photos Brad already resized and posted for me to this thread. The diorama setting is Hudson & Allen, the vehicles and their occupants are CJB Models. This is the theme of the diorama:

Snetterton Heath, England, May, 1941. Mr. and Mrs. St. John-Smythe pause in the midst of pulling out their new 1939 Morris 8hp Tourer (with the top down on this surprisingly warm spring day) to watch a Royal Artillery column pass through their quiet village. One of the new Humber 'Ironside" Armored Cars leads the way, followed by a tracked "Dragon" Mark III Artillery Tractor, two different Morris General Service Trucks (a Morris D Type 30 cwt 6 x 4 and a Morris D Type 30 cwt 6 x 4 Truck M1 Forward Control) and a Burnett Ambulance. Two 1924 to 1931 Morris T Type "Tonner" Delivery Trucks, one advertising "Oxo" and one "Bisto" pass in the opposite direction.

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Very well done dio Louis. Tommy

 

[Louis Badolato]

Very well done dio Louis. Tommy

Thanks Tommy, but other than a little art direction credit for staging the scene, the credit should go to Ken and Erika Osen. The scene consists of three separate Hudson & Allen dioramas (two buildings set on street scenes with walls and foliage and a walled garden scene) plus a Hudson & Allen ruined barn and a long section of Hudson & Allen street/sidewalk.:wink2:

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Afrikakorps Strategic Command Map

Aerial photography of a small tabletop diorama:

Ultimate Soldier & Forces of Valor 1/32 Scale

 

[panda1gen]

Louis, great photos - some others from your collection

 

[Louis Badolato]

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Louis, great photos - some others from your collection

Thanks Kevin!:smile2: I learned from the master - even tried to use natural lighting . . . :wink2:

 

[panda1gen]

Thanks Kevin!:smile2: I learned from the master - even tried to use natural lighting . . . :wink2:

ha ha, you are much better than you think

 

[The Lt.]

Also found myself bored Kevin, Louis and WeternOutlaw so thought I join you in sharing my boredom. Great photos gentlemen and thanks for sharing them...........The Lt.

 

[GICOP]

Also found myself bored Kevin, Louis and WeternOutlaw so thought I join you in sharing my boredom. Great photos gentlemen and thanks for sharing them...........The Lt.

.........and thank you for sharing these Joe {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

Cheers mate

Martyn

 

[The Lt.]

Your welcome Martyn as I found myself bored again.

 

[GICOP]

Your welcome Martyn as I found myself bored again.

I hope you keep getting bored Joe ^&grin {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

Cheers mate

Martyn

 

[ucla1967]

Your welcome Martyn as I found myself bored again.

Geez! My loyalties are a little torn when viewing your vignette since I am half Italian and half German. But having spent 3 1/2 years in Italy and Germany, I am coming down on the side of the Romans. Viva Italia! Just think how different world history would have been had the Romans conquered Germania.

 

[The Lt.]

Thanks Mike I also of Italian decent favor the Romans. As you'll note Martyn found myself bored again.........Joe

 

[GICOP]

Thanks Mike I also of Italian decent favor the Romans. As you'll note Martyn found myself bored again.........Joe

Got to be Romans Joe, Marie was born in Calabria ^&grin

Cheers mate

Martyn

 

[panda1gen]

It's cold outside ..

 

[The Lt.]

Also found myself bored again Kevin with a little twist i history featuring shield against shield.