Egypt, Palestine and Transjordan in the 1920's (1 Viewer)

[Horus]

Figures all TG

Steve

 

[Artemii]

Hi Steve!
I thought that your diorama would certainly look better, if you have used a real sand on the ground or a special diorama accessories that represent real sand, so you could hide the bases of the figures, the colour of which differs from the ground so much.

 

[Artillery_crazy]

Congratulations on the great diorama.....I also plan to come up with some Palestine & Transjordan dios of my own..just that they will be with Stadden and Scale Link soldiers....the whole project is no the works ...when I have pics will share..:salute:::salute:: the one thing that I am having problems with is were to source Arabs......
Cheers
Artillery-Crazy

 

[Ivanhoe]

Figures all TG

Steve

Well done !

Really like the figure positioning.

The 'extras' add a lot to the scene.

Thank you.

 

[villagehorse]

Really like this layout Steve. This desert scene would be good for my upcoming Light Car Patrol ideas. The figure positioning you have chosen is excellent. Robin.

 

[farmertony]

Well,a bit of a change from your FIW and Napoleonics-but very well done.

 

[Horus]

Thanks for the kind words, encouragement and likes everyone.
Robin you might be interested in this photo my Grandfather who was a farrier, took whilst in the 9th Lancers back in the 1920's when he was serving in these countries. Please excuse the quality, but it's 90 plus years old !
Steve

 

[villagehorse]

Thanks Steve, original photos are often inspirational as is this one. Must resist getting those planes though and be satisfied with the vehicles only^&grin, excellent shot all the same, which some on this forum could duplicate no doubt. Robin.