Dynamic Dioramas have posted a spectacular D-Day Diorama....It's to die for!!!
Ray
http://www.dynamicdioramas.org/MODEL SOURCE/foothold/
Ray
http://www.dynamicdioramas.org/MODEL SOURCE/foothold/
Dynamic Dioramas D-Day 44 spectacular!!! (1 Viewer)
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My son and I just drooled all the way through those photos. Lovely.
desk11desk12
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Simply AWESOME!!
Carlos
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This is absolutely fantastic, and in 1/30 scale!!
I love the little touches of the seagull on the knocked out Sherman and the crate of coca-cola.
That sea looks real, cold and wet.
Looks like I'll have to rethink my rather amateurish plans.
Clive
I love the little touches of the seagull on the knocked out Sherman and the crate of coca-cola.
That sea looks real, cold and wet.
Looks like I'll have to rethink my rather amateurish plans.
Clive
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Wow..genius at work there..really used the space well..sea beach and fortifications... the smashed atlantic wall looked great ,thought the mechanic on the bed was a cool pic
there was k&C figarti conte and the guns looked like converted collector's showcase pieces...I'm presuming the big landing craft is the repainted figarti shock and awe piece? if so he's quick at this work
there was k&C figarti conte and the guns looked like converted collector's showcase pieces...I'm presuming the big landing craft is the repainted figarti shock and awe piece? if so he's quick at this work
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Absolutely amazing. Especially the last few photos showing how compact the display was.
Terry
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Incredible!
Vick
Vick
The landing craft tank (LCT) looks like a type 5 which didn't allow access from the rear and was predominantly used by the British.
The Figarti model is a type 6 with front and rear loading capability which was predominantly used by the U.S although I believe a couple were used by the British.
I'd love to know where he got or made that model.
Regards
CG
The Figarti model is a type 6 with front and rear loading capability which was predominantly used by the U.S although I believe a couple were used by the British.
I'd love to know where he got or made that model.
Regards
CG
Tony Neville
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hi Guys
i have worked with Jospeh of Dynamic Dios on TSTV for the winter scene, dio he did.
he scratch builds a lot of what he does.
Tony
i have worked with Jospeh of Dynamic Dios on TSTV for the winter scene, dio he did.
he scratch builds a lot of what he does.
Tony
Tony Neville
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Hi Guys
Just got off of the phone talking to joseph of Dynamic Dioramas. The large landing craft in the back ground is from Scotland froma firm called Accurate Armour. The item is a kit that took Jospeh 3 months to make.
its 1/35th scale with scaled up railings etc to make it work. Joseph uses a mixture of 1/30th (Mainly K&C) and 1/35, 1/32 scale items. As you can play around with the scale on a dio helps with the perspective of the set up.
Tony
Just got off of the phone talking to joseph of Dynamic Dioramas. The large landing craft in the back ground is from Scotland froma firm called Accurate Armour. The item is a kit that took Jospeh 3 months to make.
its 1/35th scale with scaled up railings etc to make it work. Joseph uses a mixture of 1/30th (Mainly K&C) and 1/35, 1/32 scale items. As you can play around with the scale on a dio helps with the perspective of the set up.
Tony