Diorama " AUWEISPAPIERE BITTE" (1 Viewer)

[Guy]

A Sunny summer afternoon in occupied Paris in 1943. On the café terrace of " Café Le Dauphin", a couple of German soldiers are enjoying a cool drink.
One of them is in a delapidated state.
Drunk …. but why ? is it because his furlough has been refused or is it because he went home for a short brake and found it bombed and his family disappeared.
Third time unlucky, his papers are being checked by a giant Feldgendarm.
The man in black on the pavement, is he a Parisian or a member of the Gestapo ………………????????????
Here are some pictures
enjoy
Guy









a couple more pictures will follow tomorrow

 

[wayne556517]

Superb mate amazing detail plenty going on love your attention to detail BRILLIANT

 

[Guy]

some pictures taken from another angle
guy

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Excellent little dio, Guy. Who makes that Cafe? Perfect for your scene.

 

[Guy]

Superb mate amazing detail plenty going on love your attention to detail BRILLIANT

Excellent little dio, Guy. Who makes that Cafe? Perfect for your scene.

Thanks Wayne and Rob
The café was made years ago with a little help from a friend

 

[Larry Allen]

Guy, so great to see a scene where there is a lot of potential tension and events just waiting to happen, but still peaceful.
Attention to the smaller items go a long way here to making this special.

Sort of … reminds me of the ending of "The Great Escape" when James Colburn is saved by the Resistance when 3 German officers are taken out.

--- LaRRy

 

[wds0855]

That is very well done. Lots of great details.

Walt

 

[EPGallagher]

Guy
You did a great job on this. I can hear Edith Piaf recording wafting out the door as the atmosphere tenses up-well done

 

[Manila soldier]

Nice dio.

Like the story line.......and the ingenious use of the K&C Fegelein set figure.....

{sm4}:salute::

 

[Guy]

Nice dio.

Like the story line.......and the ingenious use of the K&C Fegelein set figure.....

{sm4}:salute::

Thank you
it's only a small transformation transferring the figure from chair to another
Guy

 

[Guy]

Guy
You did a great job on this. I can hear Edith Piaf recording wafting out the door as the atmosphere tenses up-well done

Thank you very much
I was on the look out for an Edith Piaf poster from 1943 to glue on the brick wall, but did not find one
guy

 

[OdoStevens]

Nice dio.

Like the story line.......and the ingenious use of the K&C Fegelein set figure.....

{sm4}:salute::

Agree entirely - thought use of Fegelein was inspired