Crimson Tide, Eastern Front 1945 (1 Viewer)

[Warrior]

The tide of war has changed dramatically on the Eastern Front as the Soviet onslaught picks up steam as it enters Germany....

 

[Warrior]

The Germans fortify cities in an attempt to slow down the Russian advance...........

 

[Warrior]

German resistance stiffens as the Russians enter the fatherland...........

 

[Warrior]

The Russians drive home their attacks and cities fall in their wake.............

 

[Warrior]

SS units are thrown into the action in an attempt to slow down the Russians............

 

[Warrior]

Although they fight with skill and bravery, not even the veteran SS units can hald the Crimson Tide as it continues on to Berlin............

 

[sceic2]

You have so much stuff to play with. What a great time you must have. I would find it very relaxing. So different in that scale compared to the larger ones. Great stuff George, keep on posting as you play.

 

[Warrior]

Thanks Michael, I have a ball with this scale, the possibilities are endless................

 

[marco55]

It must of seemed like the end of the world to the people on the Eastern Front.What destruction!
Mark

 

[UKReb]

Usual brilliance George-those buildings really are something else. And you are absolutely correct with that scale you can achieve the impossible with a multitude of dios.

I always fancied using similar type war scarred buildings to depict the fall of Petersburg VA as part of Lee's retreat-but in 54mm I would need at least an acre of space

Great lay-out and always impressive

Reb

 

[aujj65]

George, those buildings are something else! I always look forward to your WW2 set-ups even though I’m more akin to Napoleonic’s (hint, hint! ).

Jeff

 

[Warrior]

"Usual brilliance George-those buildings really are something else. And you are absolutely correct with that scale you can achieve the impossible with a multitude of dios.

I always fancied using similar type war scarred buildings to depict the fall of Petersburg VA as part of Lee's retreat-but in 54mm I would need at least an acre of space

Great lay-out and always impressive

Reb"

Thanks Reb, I appreciate that coming from you, the king of ACW displays. I am currently working on some ACW artillery and some command sets with flags and once those are done, I plan on doing some nice 1/72nd scale ACW layouts...

 

[Warrior]

"George, those buildings are something else! I always look forward to your WW2 set-ups even though I’m more akin to Napoleonic’s (hint, hint! ).

Jeff"

Thanks Jeff; I am working on some ACW items at the moment, with Napoleonics primed and on the workbench right behind them.....

 

[Wraith]

Another slick layout George. You ain't 'arf bad at these are you?

Simon

 

[debrito]

It is always a huge pleasure to review your Eastern Front + Berlin Dioramas.

I will live to have this Tramway Car in 1/30 scale……

Rod.

 

[Warrior]

"Another slick layout George. You ain't 'arf bad at these are you? "

Thanks Simon; I do what I can with what I've got on hand here....

 

[Warrior]

"It is always a huge pleasure to review your Eastern Front + Berlin Dioramas.

I will live to have this Tramway Car in 1/30 scale……

Rod."

Thanks Rod, I knew you'd appreciate this one. The tramway car is a great display piece, it comes with the buildings to place on either side of it to finish a terrific mini diorama..

 

[bromhead]

very well done thanks

 

[Warrior]

Thanks for the feedback Bromhead; any requests, ie, battles you'd like to see, I'm all ears.........

 

[Louis Badolato]

George, you never come to the Symposium, and so we all miss out on the opportunity of pushing my display tables off to the side and letting you set up one of these amazing dioramas over a space 45 feet long and 12 feet wide . . . I am so dissappointed!