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[waynepoo]

Lt. Gen. Sir William Birdwood, OC A.I.F meets with Lt. Gen. Sir John Monash, OC Australian Corps..........The Great War.




Wayne.

 

[wayne556517]

Mate you have been busy the buses on strike {sm4}

 

[PanzerAce1944]

Another nicely done scene Wayne ! :salute::

Wayne

 

[wwiibuff]

Looks really good Wayne. The entrance gate is a nice touch.

 

[BHogan]

This little dio is great! These figures are excellent, and I only hope that manufacturers release similar Canadian Corps figures.
Cheers,
Brendan

 

[waynepoo]

This little dio is great! These figures are excellent, and I only hope that manufacturers release similar Canadian Corps figures.
Cheers,
Brendan

Looks really good Wayne. The entrance gate is a nice touch.

Another nicely done scene Wayne ! :salute::

Wayne

Mate you have been busy the buses on strike {sm4}

Ta lads.

 

[Northgate Woods]

This little dio is great! These figures are excellent, and I only hope that manufacturers release similar Canadian Corps figures.
Cheers,
Brendan

Brendan mate,
I would love to see a figure of Lt.Gen Sir Arthur Currie who commanded the Canadian Corp and so impressed Sir John Monash when the II Anzac Corp came under Currie's command that he push Haig harder to combine the five Aussie Divisions together as the Australian Corp. Haig always mixed up Currie with Monash as Currie was an Auctioneer from Victoria, Vancouver and Monash was an Engineer from Melbourne, Victoria.
Seeing the way the Canadians under Currie were set up and after a taste of unity with the Canadians at the Battle of Broodseinde, Monash finally convinced Haig to unite the Aussies.
After the Battle of Hamel when the Aussies had the British on their left flank and French of their right the front line had a huge bump in it where the French had made no ground whereas the Aussies and the British had pushed forward some distance.
Before pushing on towards Amiens, Monash requested and recieved the Canadians on the right flank replacing the French. The rest is History. General Ludendorff wrote in his memoirs "August 8th was the blackest day of the German Army in the history of the war".
I look forward very much to a Sir Arthur Currie figure to add to my collection.
Cheers Howard


Wayne mate,
Great little dio. Great figures and tells a great story.
Cheers Howard

 

[Panzer ace]

Brendan mate,
I would love to see a figure of Lt.Gen Sir Arthur Currie who commanded the Canadian Corp and so impressed Sir John Monash when the II Anzac Corp came under Currie's command that he push Haig harder to combine the five Aussie Divisions together as the Australian Corp. Haig always mixed up Currie with Monash as Currie was an Auctioneer from Victoria, Vancouver and Monash was an Engineer from Melbourne, Victoria.
Seeing the way the Canadians under Currie were set up and after a taste of unity with the Canadians at the Battle of Broodseinde, Monash finally convinced Haig to unite the Aussies.
After the Battle of Hamel when the Aussies had the British on their left flank and French of their right the front line had a huge bump in it where the French had made no ground whereas the Aussies and the British had pushed forward some distance.
Before pushing on towards Amiens, Monash requested and recieved the Canadians on the right flank replacing the French. The rest is History. General Ludendorff wrote in his memoirs "August 8th was the blackest day of the German Army in the history of the war".
I look forward very much to a Sir Arthur Currie figure to add to my collection.
Cheers Howard


Wayne mate,
Great little dio. Great figures and tells a great story.
Cheers Howard

Howard:

Great to see a post from you!

-Jason

 

[villagehorse]

Favourites are the building backdrop and the vehicle. Robin.

 

[Guy]

Very NICE !!!
The buildings , are they background or real model buildings ?
guy

 

[waynepoo]

Very NICE !!!
The buildings , are they background or real model buildings ?
guy

The building I made ...check out 'Hougoumont my way' thread in the Modelling / Kit building section.
Wayne.

 

[Iron Brigade]

"waynepoo" / Wayne:

Great looking photos of your diorama!

"Iron Brigade" / Gary

 

[waynepoo]

"waynepoo" / Wayne:

Great looking photos of your diorama!

"Iron Brigade" / Gary

Very NICE !!!
The buildings , are they background or real model buildings ?
guy

Favourites are the building backdrop and the vehicle. Robin.

Howard:

Great to see a post from you!

-Jason

Brendan mate,
I would love to see a figure of Lt.Gen Sir Arthur Currie who commanded the Canadian Corp and so impressed Sir John Monash when the II Anzac Corp came under Currie's command that he push Haig harder to combine the five Aussie Divisions together as the Australian Corp. Haig always mixed up Currie with Monash as Currie was an Auctioneer from Victoria, Vancouver and Monash was an Engineer from Melbourne, Victoria.
Seeing the way the Canadians under Currie were set up and after a taste of unity with the Canadians at the Battle of Broodseinde, Monash finally convinced Haig to unite the Aussies.
After the Battle of Hamel when the Aussies had the British on their left flank and French of their right the front line had a huge bump in it where the French had made no ground whereas the Aussies and the British had pushed forward some distance.
Before pushing on towards Amiens, Monash requested and recieved the Canadians on the right flank replacing the French. The rest is History. General Ludendorff wrote in his memoirs "August 8th was the blackest day of the German Army in the history of the war".
I look forward very much to a Sir Arthur Currie figure to add to my collection.
Cheers Howard


Wayne mate,
Great little dio. Great figures and tells a great story.
Cheers Howard

Thank you Chaps.