"Merci ! Merci ! Monsieurs" (1 Viewer)

[wwiibuff]

An overjoyed and thankful French woman comes out of her house to greet the British Army that is pushing the Germans out of her part of Normandy...

 

[TomNT]

Another scene that is spot on Duke and that Cromwell looks awesome in the scene.

Tom

 

[Ivanhoe]

This is beautiful !!
Love the staging of this diorama.
Wonderful figures, great scenery and back-drop.

Thank you

 

[kogu]

Excellent, Duke {bravo}}
That is a very, very nice diorama.
Love it.

Konrad

 

[mikemiller1955]

aaaah Duke...

beautiful backdrop...building and figure placement...

love the farm girl hugging the guy...

 

[WesternOutlaw]

The entire scene looks great but I love the farm house!

 

[wwiibuff]

The entire scene looks great but I love the farm house!

Thanks everyone for the likes and comments.

WO, the farmhouse is a nice piece and is from First Legion... all of the figures and tank are K&C.

 

[Mike97]

You sir, Are on a roll
Well done.

I saw TF had that farmhouse available in their consignment section earlier...so tempted...

 

[Guy]

Great picture of a Britsh column advancing through Normandy . Nice touch with the girl embracing the British soldier
Merci Monsieur is correct when she wants to thank only the one soldier she is hugging. If she wants to thank them all she would say "Messieurs"
guy

 

[wwiibuff]

Great picture of a Britsh column advancing through Normandy . Nice touch with the girl embracing the British soldier
Merci Monsieur is correct when she wants to thank only the one soldier she is hugging. If she wants to thank them all she would say "Messieurs"
guy

Thanks and thanks for the French language correction... I don't speak French.

 

[waynepoo]

Duke,
Another 'work of art' :salute:: I am intrigued by your backdrops, obviously not a 'A4' size done on a household printer, how and what if you don't mind me asking?
Wayne.

 

[wwiibuff]

Duke,
Another 'work of art' :salute:: I am intrigued by your backdrops, obviously not a 'A4' size done on a household printer, how and what if you don't mind me asking?
Wayne.

Thanks Wayne. This backdrop and a few others I have I purchased on ebay years ago. They were made for model train layouts I believe. I don't remember the source.