New Office Diorama... (1 Viewer)

Mike,

Simply wonderful composition and the close up photos are superb. Particularly like how you posed the wagoner figures ---- we could definitely use more releases of wagon drivers.

The groundwork and the use of the "shrubberies" is as expected - outstanding in every way. Master Work.
 
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thanks Robin...thanks Ken...here are the final pictures...of the fort itself...
 

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more pics....
 

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final pics...I'm finished...^&grin
 

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It's never final Mike, there always on going fine tuning.^&grin. Really like so many aspects of this diorama. The breach in the wall looks great. A wonderful layout, something to be proud of. Hopefully more photos will surface in the future. Robin.
 
Mike,

Wonderful diorama! so much to see and so well put together. Must of been a heck of a lot of fun to see it come together. lots of detail work from the very start. Thanks for the pics.

Steve
 
Lets have one more panoramic shot Mike.How many figures you think you got on this dio?
Mark
 
Hi Mike,

I sense something of a visual dilemna in these latest pics of your new diorama. On the one hand, it's a fantastic way to showcase your collection. On the other, I suspect that an onlooker could spend many an hour admiring individual figures and groupings, and never, really, be able to take it all in. Simply taking a different view of matters, from another distance, angle or attitude would invariably provide new appreciation for what you've created. The experience would leave them forever asking, "how did I not see that before, how did it get away from me?" Hat's off to you, sir, and well done:cool:

-Moe
 
Beautiful dio Michael and even better that you can have it on permanent display {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

All the best

Martyn
 
Mike, stunning pictures.
Every time I see your work I'm still fascinated as several years ago when I saw the first Jenkins set, the BM01.
About British Artillery we are waiting for other British gunners after the QBA-01.
Carlo
 
Superb pic's Mike, so much is going on in your dio and the detail and ground work is excellent.

Tom
 
Great job! Wooden fort in deep forest, English, settlers, Indians... something what I also love plaing...

Janusz
 
Mike,

These latest pics really bring out your excellent work. I love how you positioned the Indians and set up all those little scenes within the scope of the larger dio. I truly admire all the artistic work you do and share with us. Not only is it a joy to see but it is very inspiring!

Mark
 
Delighted to see such a beautiful diorama on the FIW, my favourite historical period. You are also an excellent photographer. This is very important to appreciate this hard work. Compliments for your collection too !
 
Delighted to see such a beautiful diorama on the FIW, my favourite historical period. You are also an excellent photographer. This is very important to appreciate this hard work. Compliments for your collection too !

FT...thanks for the kind words...your comments are appreciated...

Mike,

These latest pics really bring out your excellent work. I love how you positioned the Indians and set up all those little scenes within the scope of the larger dio. I truly admire all the artistic work you do and share with us. Not only is it a joy to see but it is very inspiring!

Mark

Mark...thank you...your personal work in the FIW era is a source of inspiration to me...

Great job! Wooden fort in deep forest, English, settlers, Indians... something what I also love plaing...

Janusz

Janusz...thanks for the kind comments...

Superb pic's Mike, so much is going on in your dio and the detail and ground work is excellent.

Tom

Tom...thanks for the comments...it's a little jumbled but staged in 3 separate dioramas in one...

Mike, stunning pictures.
Every time I see your work I'm still fascinated as several years ago when I saw the first Jenkins set, the BM01.
About British Artillery we are waiting for other British gunners after the QBA-01.
Carlo

Carlo...thanks...in the pictures...I used john's stockade roof...but in the permanent display...I put the seamless roof you sent me on...

Beautiful dio Michael and even better that you can have it on permanent display {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

All the best

Martyn

Martyn...thank you...I have become a firm believer that if I can't find room to display and enjoy my collection...then I will not buy anymore...

Hi Mike,

I sense something of a visual dilemna in these latest pics of your new diorama. On the one hand, it's a fantastic way to showcase your collection. On the other, I suspect that an onlooker could spend many an hour admiring individual figures and groupings, and never, really, be able to take it all in. Simply taking a different view of matters, from another distance, angle or attitude would invariably provide new appreciation for what you've created. The experience would leave them forever asking, "how did I not see that before, how did it get away from me?" Hat's off to you, sir, and well done:cool:

-Moe

Moe...thanks for the kind words...I enjoyed setting up a few different areas of visual stories...

Lets have one more panoramic shot Mike.How many figures you think you got on this dio?
Mark

Mark...I just added 4 more pics of panoramic shots...

Mike,

Wonderful diorama! so much to see and so well put together. Must of been a heck of a lot of fun to see it come together. lots of detail work from the very start. Thanks for the pics.

Steve

Steve...thank you...it was a fun build but I'm glad it's finished except for adding new figures...I have the JJD CAN05 being deliverd in a few days...

It's never final Mike, there always on going fine tuning.^&grin. Really like so many aspects of this diorama. The breach in the wall looks great. A wonderful layout, something to be proud of. Hopefully more photos will surface in the future. Robin.

Robin...hahaha...thank you...and yes...you're right...every time I look at it...I move a figure here and there...
 
for Mark...some panoramic pics...
 

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Mike
You are the Cecil B. DeMille of diorama makers.
Excellent effort in every way.
Randy
 
Outstanding! Thanks for sharing it with us. Just q quick question though... How do you keep the dust off it / clean it?
Cheers,
Brendan
 

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