Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL (13 Viewers)
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Louis Badolato
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Kevin,
That a great photo!:salute::
That a great photo!:salute::
panda1gen
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Bored again .....
On the road to Danzig 1939.......
Casualties in the battle for Caen 1944 .....
On the road to Nijmegen 1944 .... (with the hardest working infantry set ever :wink2: )
Maleme airfield Crete 1940, a 50mm mortar team in the pyrrhic victory of the Fallschirmjagers .....
Cautious advance in the Rhineland 1945 ....
On the road to Danzig 1939.......
Casualties in the battle for Caen 1944 .....
On the road to Nijmegen 1944 .... (with the hardest working infantry set ever :wink2: )
Maleme airfield Crete 1940, a 50mm mortar team in the pyrrhic victory of the Fallschirmjagers .....
Cautious advance in the Rhineland 1945 ....
Louis Badolato
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Great shots, Kevin!:salute::
Desertkiwi
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Yes, really enjoyed all of those Kevin, especially the K&C Crete FJ scene.....
panda1gen
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Thanks guys, glad you like them. I'm still bored though ........
On the retreat from Stalingrad 1943 .....
Recon in Belgium 1944 ...
Traffic jam upon being fired on, 'Hell's Highway', Holland 1944 .....
SAS jeep Libya 1942 .....
Tank hunting, Berlin 1945 ....
Louis Badolato
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Kevin,
You know my favorite of this grouping: the SAS Jeep in Libya. Brings back memories of a really fun visit!:salute:: I plan on coming to Britian this summer with my son Alec for his High School graduation trip. I hope I get to see you . . . and Clive . . . and Simon . . . and the Nevilles . . . and Martyn . . .{sm4}
You know my favorite of this grouping: the SAS Jeep in Libya. Brings back memories of a really fun visit!:salute:: I plan on coming to Britian this summer with my son Alec for his High School graduation trip. I hope I get to see you . . . and Clive . . . and Simon . . . and the Nevilles . . . and Martyn . . .{sm4}
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I've had a bit of fun recently in making a baseboard for a street scene that I can use for parades ...
The first is Brussels in early June 1815
Royal Horse Artillery gun team (Hinchliffe) at the halt with 27th (Inniskilling) Regiment of Foot (Tradition of London) marching past.
I'll change troops regularly to show off my bands that I have painted over the years and add accompanying infantry and reviewing officers at the gate.
John
The first is Brussels in early June 1815
Royal Horse Artillery gun team (Hinchliffe) at the halt with 27th (Inniskilling) Regiment of Foot (Tradition of London) marching past.
I'll change troops regularly to show off my bands that I have painted over the years and add accompanying infantry and reviewing officers at the gate.
John
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Great job on the baseboard, Obee. Nicely staged diorama.
paxtoysoldier
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Agreed. And you can keep changing the diorama to display many marching beauties.
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Hello John,
Really like the set up. That Hinchcliffe gun team looks the real business. You know that this means trouble for someone soon when it moves up. "Hard Pounding!"
Hinchcliffe figures, especially their artillery and ambulance pieces stand the test of time very well.
Love the work.
Blackbob
Really like the set up. That Hinchcliffe gun team looks the real business. You know that this means trouble for someone soon when it moves up. "Hard Pounding!"
Hinchcliffe figures, especially their artillery and ambulance pieces stand the test of time very well.
Love the work.
Blackbob
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Thanks John for sharing your wonderful display. Look forward to further displays with other units.
Cheers,
Grey
Cheers,
Grey
Obee
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I'm not bored tonight because I have just completed my first BIG diorama base.
Here it is showing off some of my MHSP Napoleonic figures.
I have also posted some images with K&C Figures in another thread, but I hope to use this to show off more of the figures that i have painted myself, not only production figures.
In the New Year I plan on making a couple of trees to go onto this, as soon as I can work out how to do that ????
John
Here it is showing off some of my MHSP Napoleonic figures.
I have also posted some images with K&C Figures in another thread, but I hope to use this to show off more of the figures that i have painted myself, not only production figures.
In the New Year I plan on making a couple of trees to go onto this, as soon as I can work out how to do that ????
John
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Really an impressive diorama, John. This is a range that I'm personally not into but you've made it look great. Everything is well-positioned and balances well.
Love the barn house and wagons.
Love the barn house and wagons.
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Currahee Chris
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Snagged the iPhone from the wife to snap some shots tonight.
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