Bored Tonight...Post a Diorama, LOL (2 Viewers)

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[mestell]

Wonderful scenes to look at while making my morning coffee. A great way to greet the morning at the beach.
Mike

 

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Wonderful scenes to look at while making my morning coffee. A great way to greet the morning at the beach.
Mike

Cheers Mike
Trust you are enjoying the change of scenery and breathing in all that Sea air !

Unfortunately these seem to be the only photos I still have from this time, I no longer have the photos of the French Lancers charging through the High wheat fields. But I'm sure if anyone is that interested, they will be able to find them in my previous Waterloo Campaign thread if they look back many years and thousands of posts !

 

[Louis Badolato]

Steve,

I love the dioramas, especially the low-tech special effects! Great use of cotton for black powder smoke!

 

[OzDigger]

Steve,

delightful dios mate, are those Black uniformed troops Prussians or a special regiment?

 

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Steve,

delightful dios mate, are those Black uniformed troops Prussians or a special regiment?

They're Black Brunswickers Matt.

 

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Steve,

I love the dioramas, especially the low-tech special effects! Great use of cotton for black powder smoke!

Mmmm, saying that got me to thinking, that perhaps in the not so distant future that yes, someone skilled would no doubt be able, with AI to do some animation as Andy has recently, as Wayne has done in the past done with some photo effects, though of course, these would only visible on a screen, and perhaps Museums etc will employ such with their displays in the future, though I expect, they would do away with a display entirely and in which case the use of physical model soldiers would no longer be necessary and have a 3D digital display of such things.
Doing away with the need for an actual display and the need for Museums themselves, moving it all online, No doubt local authorities would love to save money by doing that !

 

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Nothing to see here

 

[OzDigger]

They're Black Brunswickers Matt.

Steve,

thanks for that, never heard of them, but certainly are an interesting regiment.

I searched their history and came up with an artist new to me 'John Everett Millais' who painted 'The Black Brunswicker' amongst other excellent paintings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Brunswicker

 

[OzDigger]

Mmmm, saying that got me to thinking, that perhaps in the not so distant future that yes, someone skilled would no doubt be able, with AI to do some animation as Andy has recently, as Wayne has done in the past done with some photo effects, though of course, these would only visible on a screen, and perhaps Museums etc will employ such with their displays in the future, though I expect, they would do away with a display entirely and in which case the use of physical model soldiers would no longer be necessary and have a 3D digital display of such things.
Doing away with the need for an actual display and the need for Museums themselves, moving it all online, No doubt local authorities would love to save money by doing that !

Personally I'm old school in most things, prefer figures in a diorama any day.