Have a good time as I enjoy myself with my displays (2 Viewers)

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WOW, looks so good .....

Can you post an overall picture of the whole structure, I'd like to see how big it is???

Thanks,
John

John, thank you, size is 65cm x 35cm, not too big as requested by the guy, cheers

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

Carlo,

Beautifully done. Such fine brick/stone work. I love your design.

Steve

thanks Steve

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

Very impressive.

thanks Wayne

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

I love it, Carlo!:salute::

thanks Louis

 

[Terp152]

That's beautiful. So intricate and detailed. Chris

 

[mestell]

That is absolutely crazy good. Jaw dropping to say the least . . .
Mike

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

That is absolutely crazy good. Jaw dropping to say the least . . .
Mike

thanks Mike

 

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That's beautiful. So intricate and detailed. Chris

thanks Chris

 

[joesgis]

Carlo, Your architectural design, sculpting and painting are all equally wonderful. Your work is a joy to behold. Thanks for sharing the photos.


Joe

 

[Obee]

John, thank you, size is 65cm x 35cm, not too big as requested by the guy, cheers

Thanks for showing all of the fortress in one shot.

I'd love to have something that size to set up my Napoleonic figures ...... but it would sure need a bigger space in my room, and a new table.

John

 

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Carlo, Your architectural design, sculpting and painting are all equally wonderful. Your work is a joy to behold. Thanks for sharing the photos.


Joe

thank you Joe

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Nicely done, really impressive work.

 

[OldDragon]

Thanks for showing all of the fortress in one shot.

I'd love to have something that size to set up my Napoleonic figures ...... but it would sure need a bigger space in my room, and a new table.

John

Will be a fantastiq display ... but you will need a new room too

Bests
OD

 

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June 1944, Juno Beach, Bernieres Sur Mer

I took inspiration from a picture of the Canadians landing during the DDay, the house visible in the photo on the first day of landing was no longer visible in the rare pictures of the following days, could it have been destroyed? The picture was used by K&C for his Collector Magazine 2004 Issue n.6. The house is not the renowned 'Maison des Canadiens' still existing.
Hoping you like, cheers
Carlo

 

[29 Let's Go]

Carlo,

You did a accurate rendition of the picture, complete with the varying roof line.

Steve

 

[villagehorse]

Yep you have nailed it Carlo, I would expect nothing less.{sm4} , Robin.

 

[REVWARBUFF]

Excellent work Carlo! Practically an exact duplicate of the house.

Well done!

Mark

 

[joesgis]

That is a beautiful house, Carlo. Wow, you have some serious skills my friend! Just wow{eek3}
Thank you for showing us where the inspiration came from as well- that's WAT cool!
Joe

 

[zoidberg]

Bloody hell Carlos, fantastic mate. What a house , the detail is incredible cheers Graham.

 

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just a couple of pictures of a new Gate Building in progress, suitable for various historic periods, hoping you like
cheers