Defending Swords - Arnhem, September 1944 (1 Viewer)

[debrito]

Last July Polarbear posted one site by an Austria Plastic Modeller who builds Dios of Germans WWII tanks and Air Planes. I found a DIO set about Arnheim. Nice shots.

http://www.rlm.at/cont/gal24_e.htm

Enjoy

 

[Louis Badolato]

That is an awesome diorama! The cool thing is that with my old wood & metal K&C Stug III (which has the same load of stuff on the back deck as the Stug in this photo, some old K&C backlot buildings and cobblestone diormama base, an old metal Humber staff car, one of the recent sidecar cycles, the recent polystone German self propelled gun, a bunch of Waffen SS figures, and a couple of trees from a model rail road company, I was able to knock together a diorama with the same look (missing only the parachute and the metal post over the road).

 

[debrito]

That is an awesome diorama! The cool thing is that with my old wood & metal K&C Stug III (which has the same load of stuff on the back deck as the Stug in this photo, some old K&C backlot buildings and cobblestone diormama base, an old metal Humber staff car, one of the recent sidecar cycles, the recent polystone German self propelled gun, a bunch of Waffen SS figures, and a couple of trees from a model rail road company, I was able to knock together a diorama with the same look (missing only the parachute and the metal post over the road).

Louis, post some photos.

Cheers

 

[PolarBear]

Perfect dio to inspire all those gathering their Arnhem forces. Hopefully Andy wil look at it too for some ideas for Germans to add to the series.

Randy

 

[steel wheels]

Last July Polarbear posted one site by an Austria Plastic Modeller who builds Dios of Germans WWII tanks and Air Planes. I found a DIO set about Arnheim. Nice shots.

http://www.rlm.at/cont/gal24_e.htm

Enjoy

This guys work is in a different stratosphere from us mere mortals. What phenominal detail! When I see this type of work, I realize I will never make the pro circuit.