Fun With FrontLine Figures (1 Viewer)

[Nick Nasta]

Okay.

 

[fishead19690]

Nick, that came out awsome!!!!!!!! Great job! I love the barbed wire, did you make that also and if so how???

 

[OzDigger]

That's a terrific WWI trench diorama Nick, but I doubt you will keep those Zulus out

 

[Nick Nasta]

Thanks FishSticks. I made the barded wire also. I found the process online on a 1:35 scale website a couple of years ago. It is time consuming and painful to make. lol I'll make barbed wire when I have down time so if I need it, I'll have some already made.

I don't understand all of this ZULU madness. Sorry Lt. lol
Alex and I may be doing a promotional "ZULU" diorama for Front Line Figures in the near future. That should be very interesting to make.

 

[Nick Nasta]

Here are a a few other "Fun with Front Line Figures" photos. Sorry, no ZULUS yet..

Tank is not FLF.

 

[Canadian Samurai]

That trench is really great! Well done.

 

[The Lt.]

Looking forward to seeing more of your fun time Nickand seeing you playing again. Be sure that your Frontline 24th Foot is well protected and armedThe Lt.

 

[Halo]

I like the trench dio.

 

[Builtrite]

Wonderful Trench!!!!

 

[Nick Nasta]

Thanks guys! That WWI German Trench took many hours to create. That's not including the research time. I have a British WWI Trench also but it's mostly no man's land. It does have a poison gas alarm in the trench which is cool.
Nick

 

[desk11desk12]

I made a diorama for a friend of mine in Montana. Before I sent it to him I played around with it with FL Figures,and vehicles from other makers. Enjoy. Nick

Wow Nick,

How did I miss this post originally? Very nice indeed. Too bad WWII is dominated by 1/30 because 1/32 is still my favorite.

Carlos

 

[desk11desk12]

Okay.

Wow again Nick. Now that's the WWI scene I think about when thinking about battles in this period. Nice sand bags too.

Carlos

 

[Nick Nasta]

another FLF photo.

 

[The Lt.]

It's so enjoyable seeing you playing Nick please do it a little more often...The Lt.

 

[kilted vampire]

What is on the back of the firefly?

 

[Nick Nasta]

It appears to be extra storage area.

 

[Nick Nasta]

Ref WWI Trench; The sand bags of course are made from material, stuffed and hand tied and then painted. It takes a long time to make those puppies. And the painful barbed wire is another story. LOL. Thanks Carlos!

 

[Nick Nasta]

Another FLF photo.

 

[kilted vampire]

Nice stone work. Handlaid stuff or some sort of sheet product?

 

[Nick Nasta]

Nice stone work. Handlaid stuff or some sort of sheet product?

I'm insulted hearing the word "sheet Product". LOL.
But I accept your "Nice stone work" compliment.

I made the stone work from scratch. The only thing I didn't create was the emblems on the walls of the roadway/small bridge.

Nick