FL Behind Plexiglas (3 Viewers)

[sotnik]

So here is how it looks now behind the glass, everyone can see it , but now one can touch it , except me ^&grin

Sorry for posting so many pic. i just like them all.

Small composition French infantry pushed towards the two redoubts early in the day. Large chunks were tore out of their ranks by the massed Russian artillery that was defending the positions.
Ney pushed back the counterattack.

 

[sotnik]

 

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[sotnik]

I think that it , hope you like them too :smile2:

 

[Panzer]

Absolutely stunning display! A real work of art!
Well done!
Rick

 

[joesgis]

INCREDIBLE! The heat of the battle is tangible through your artistic vision. Thank for sharing your work with us. They power of the images floored me.

 

[glossman]

sotnik,

well done.....one of the best Napoleonic (if not the best) displays I have seen on the forum.

Thanks, Raymond.

 

[marco55]

This is a masterpiece.Could be in a museum.
Mark

 

[breslau]

Stunning!!!

 

[Andanna]

Absolutely breathtaking. I agree with the others: probably the best Napoleonic diorama so far.

Thank you for sharing with us. :salute::

 

[nasirkasmani]

masterpiece of pure awesomeness :salute::

 

[maddadicus]

I am not a First Legion collector, but your display is a wonderful testimony to the quality of their work..F/L should be looking you up as a master marketing tool for them..Great stuff. Michael

 

[6th Wisconsin]

Magnificent. Definitely museum quality and a great testimony to your talents and to the quality of First Legion figures.

 

[debrito]

Very good, also the position of each figurine fits perfectly with the scene.
Great job
Spaciba

 

[mestell]

As others have already posted, your artistically done diorama is the likes of which one would expect to see in a museum. Well done sir and thank you very much for sharing this with us . . . .
:smile2: Mike

 

[lancer]

Really enjoyed your dio. The FL figures, especially the cavalry, make the viewer feel the action, the thundering hooves. As earlier stated, museum quality. Thanks for the pictures. -- Al

 

[fmethorst]

When I saw the first picture it immediately reminded me of paintings of the period. Absolutely fantastic work!

 

[artmabigor]

Hello Stonik,
Happy to you.
I understand why your silence on this forum since long time!
Your work is worthy of the best filmmakers (Spielberg):wink2:
As usual we say more??
Your dioramas are true master tables.
I'm "jealous"
Magnificent.
Félicitations.Merci for these photos.:salute::