Creating the Battle of the Bulge.....Wacht Am Rhine (1 Viewer)
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arnhem44mad
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I was only kidding!!!!!!!
But cool~!!
Can't you just use the old ones?????????
But cool~!!Can't you just use the old ones?????????
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This is Panda's project, our Bulge Diorama, which is on our Web Site now, was a one shot deal. We have many projects in the making, so make it a habit to stop by often to see what Nick and I are up to. Alex
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I was only kidding!!!!!!!: But cool~!
Can't you just use the old ones?????????QUOTE]
Scott
'I have the pictures' - you are right I could shrink the old ones, this last para picture was 2005 when I was just starting out really.
The problem is the time it takes in amongst my three jobs - one to pay for the family
Tell you what, I'll start a new thread 'on account'. This is a term I learned from Mr Brown as what I do now is pay tax to him in advance, in case I earn it. This puts a new meaning to 'servant of the state'. I will pay an odd picture on your account in case I do a 'market garden thread' - OK?
Here's a few just to whet your appetite.....Thirty Corps and paras (Note no Firefies)
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panda1gen
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The weather was cold and the panzer grenadiers froze in their half tracks as they pulled back....glad though if the fog was present, as although it was so cold it did keep the air force off them........
Armoured artillery support was called upon time and time again to mask the withdrawal of the infantry......
The withdrawal, often under fire, was hard - all the way back to Germany.....
Armoured artillery support was called upon time and time again to mask the withdrawal of the infantry......
The withdrawal, often under fire, was hard - all the way back to Germany.....
Louis Badolato
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Nobody does it better, Kevin. Really spectacular!
Currahee Chris
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Those have to be some of the best quality pictures I have ever seen- the Bulge stuff looks REAL!! I mean, it looks as if you plucked them straight out of a full color book on WW2. The clarity is second to none.
BTW- What model is that Hanomag- the winter one??
Seriously though, to a casual observer who didn't know any better, I think you could easily pass those off as real pictures of the war.
A big STANDS ALONE to you- job very very well done.
I can see I am going to have an inferiority complex my stuff is just light years behind the rest of you guys- even my own kids think my stuff is the weakest when I show them all of you guy's stuff!!
BTW- What model is that Hanomag- the winter one??
Seriously though, to a casual observer who didn't know any better, I think you could easily pass those off as real pictures of the war.
A big STANDS ALONE to you- job very very well done.
I can see I am going to have an inferiority complex my stuff is just light years behind the rest of you guys- even my own kids think my stuff is the weakest when I show them all of you guy's stuff!!
The Lt.
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It's nice seeing the Diorama Thread buzzing with actions from the Warrior now I know why he adopted the name and it fits and the panda1gen fits him to a tee along with his Armored Units and Fubar's creative Napolioninc battle scence being gaurded by his loyal Tiger and well as highlighta from firebat it's what makes me feel great to be a part of such a talent group who enjoy and love the hobby and their collections. Please keep it up guys it's what makes my day and let's not forget the Fish Man who provides the Pols to keep Nappy on his toes along with his other many talents.....The Lt.
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Those have to be some of the best quality pictures I have ever seen- the Bulge stuff looks REAL!! I mean, it looks as if you plucked them straight out of a full color book on WW2. The clarity is second to none.
BTW- What model is that Hanomag- the winter one??
Seriously though, to a casual observer who didn't know any better, I think you could easily pass those off as real pictures of the war.
A big STANDS ALONE to you- job very very well done.
I can see I am going to have an inferiority complex my stuff is just light years behind the rest of you guys- even my own kids think my stuff is the weakest when I show them all of you guy's stuff!!
Chris, it is a 1/32 I bought in a sale - it might be Britains.
Chris join the crowd, Pandagen is far and away one talented photographer. If he can take photos of little scale soldiers, just think what he could do in the open field of photography. My goal is to take photos half as good. MikeThose have to be some of the best quality pictures I have ever seen- the Bulge stuff looks REAL!! I mean, it looks as if you plucked them straight out of a full color book on WW2. The clarity is second to none.
BTW- What model is that Hanomag- the winter one??
Seriously though, to a casual observer who didn't know any better, I think you could easily pass those off as real pictures of the war.
A big STANDS ALONE to you- job very very well done.
I can see I am going to have an inferiority complex my stuff is just light years behind the rest of you guys- even my own kids think my stuff is the weakest when I show them all of you guy's stuff!!
The Lt.
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Kevin the panzer are photos from The Encyclopedia of Military Modeling published in 1981 and the model by Bill Evans, Don Skinner and John Sandars. As an incentive to keep you bored to continue with the Battle of the Bulge the following two models are by John Wylie and once again Don Skinner....The Lt.
